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This version of Jenga is all pink, but that's not what makes it a board game for girls. The object is still the same: don't be the one that makes the Jenga tower fall if you pull a piece out. But now, when one of the players pulls out a block, she must read the question imprinted on it. For instance, you may have to ask the others, If you had one wish, what would you wish for? .
Board Games for girls don't necessarily need to have a girl theme. While this makes them appeal to girls, some games like this could be considered a gimmick. There are hundreds of traditional and classic games a girl can take up as well as a number of board games that have their interests in mind, like Hannah Montana or High School Musical. It all comes down to what she enjoys playing and if she will continue to play the game.
There are many good games suitable for Boys. But, for girls, great games are more difficult to find. Most are excessively simple, linear games based on expensive license agreements. The idea of games determined by gender can be debated. For the sake of stimulating the mind, here are our award-winning suggestions. (Boys can also benefit from these games as well).
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