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The Big Book of Family Fun By Claudia Arp & Linda Dillow Family Togetherness This version of the Listening Game is more suitable for older children and teenagers because it allows them to ask you a question after you ask them one. You can start with statements like these:
A great book to assist in this game is The Book of Questions by Gregory Stock, Ph. D. (New York: Worman, 1987).
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