The World of David Walliams 6865 Gangsta Granny Board Game, Red & Gangsta Granny

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Best-known for his novels for children including Mr Stink, Billionaire Boy and Awful Auntie, Walliams has also written a number of picture books including The Slightly Annoying Elephant, working with two of Britain’s most talented illustrators, Quentin Blake and Tony Ross. Definitely Christmas morning-friendly though, instant open and play, no batteries or anything else required. of profits from every product goes towards providing high quality care to people with terminal illnesses in their own homes. This award-winning, fun and engaging board game encourages strategic thinking and is perfect for 2-4 players age 7 years and over.

If the player piece passes over a letter of the same colour it can be stashed in the player's piece. These are provided to ensure both parties are aware of and agree upon this arrangement to mutually protect and set expectations on our service. When you do catch a jewel of your colour you can stash it in your player’s piece until you pass the swag bag and can put it safely on the appropriate letter in the word Gangsta.

If the player piece passes over a letter of the same colour it can be stashed in the player’s piece. You are chased around the board by The Queen, who never enters the Jewel House portion of the board. We were sent our copy of Gangsta Granny Stash The Swag Board Game from Paul Lamond Games for review. A fun, engaging, award-winning game, this Gangsta Granny Board Game is based on the World of David Walliams Best Seller, Gangsta Granny!

Can Granny and Ben avoid the Queen and collect and stash all the ‘jewels’ to be the first to spell out the word Gangsta? But there are two things Ben doesn't know about his grandma: 1) She was once an international jewel thief; and 2) All her life, she has been plotting to steal the Crown Jewels, and now she needs Ben's help.We love the concept of the game where Ben and his Granny go on a journey across London to steal the Crown Jewels! This fantastic, easy-to-play family board game stars the characters from The World of David Walliams award-winning book, Gangsta Granny. With World Book Day on the 7th March this year it’s a fantastic time to get reading and being able to play a game associated with a book is always a lot of fun and helps bring your favourite characters to life.

You'll need a couple of minutes to set up before play, and before first play through you need to press out all of the double sided cardboard Diamond/GANGSTA Tokens. The intention is to display ads that are relevant and engaging for the individual user and thereby more valuable for publishers and third party advertisers.Each player moves by rolling both dice and moving the number on the white one themselves and the number on the black one for the Queen, therefore with everyone moving the Queen ahead each time she gets around the board quite quickly chasing everyone for their jewels. If you have young readers then the chances are you've heard of Gangsta Granny, the children's book by comedian and author David Walliams. They had until tea time to plan the greatest Jewel theft in History, but can Granny and Ben avoid the Queen and collect and stash all the ‘jewels’? The new Gangsta Granny ‘Stash the Swag’ board game is what all David Walliams fans have been waiting for!

The aim of the game is to collect all the letter ‘jewels’ to spell out the word GANGSTA but watch out because the Queen is on the prowl! When someone does manage to collect all of the jewels and spell out the word ‘Gangsta’ they become the winner of game! Moving around the board, players aim to collect all the letters and at any time can choose to head to the ‘Stash the Swag' square where they can safely stash their jewels. This fantastic, easy to play family board game stars the characters from The World of David Walliams award-winning book, Gangsta Granny. From The World of David Walliams, the new Gangsta Granny ‘Stash the Swag’ board game is what all David Walliams fans have been waiting for.The game rules are printed on the leaflet inside the box and there's a shortener version on the back of the tin. This, unfortunately, is very expensive in relation to the value of the jigsaw, making the cost of postage prohibitive.