
Standalone Non-Fiction
The Family Christmas Games Advent Calendar
24 Days of 60-Second Challenges with Things You Already Have at Home, for Kids, Parents & Grandparents
About this book
Every December the whole family finally lands in the same house, and everyone drifts off to a different screen. This book gets them back around one table.
24 nights. 60 seconds a round. One Family Champion crowned on Christmas Eve.
A quick, hilarious game every night from December 1 to Christmas Eve, made from things you already have at home: plastic cups, candy canes, gift bows, cotton balls, oven mitts, a phone timer. No batteries, no apps, no shopping trips every night.
Built so everyone can win, from age 3 to 93
Three levels in every game: Little Elf (3 to 6), Big Kid (7 to 12) and Grown-Up (13+), so a preschooler and a teenager compete for real.The Grandparent's Chair: every game has a seated version that is just as competitive. Grandma and Grandpa don't watch. They play, with a fair head start in the speed games.60-second rounds: about a minute to explain and 10 to 20 minutes to play. Perfect after dinner, even on school nights.Clear, read-aloud rules with exact numbers, distances and what counts, plus a safety note wherever it matters.
Inside you'll find
24 nights of 60-second challenges, fresh twists on classic party games, in four themed weeks: Warm-Up, Speed, Skill and ChampionshipA score page for every night, plus a running Family Scoreboard for the whole monthThe December Props Box: one shopping list for all 24 nightsA "Tomorrow you'll need" reminder on every page, so you're always readyA Table Talk question every night that gets grandparents telling their best Christmas storiesA Christmas Eve Championship and a Family Champion certificatePlus 12 Games to Midnight, a complete New Year's Eve party plan, with a Noon Year's Eve version for little kidsWarm, full-color illustrations throughout
A new Christmas tradition that pulls the whole family into the same room, and a wonderful gift for families with kids, grandparents who host the holidays, and anyone in charge of the Christmas party games.
Clear the table, set the timer, and let night one begin.

















