Green Board Game Co. Ltd GRE90059 BrainBox: Myths & Monsters

This game isn’t quite as good as other Brainbox games- it seems to have more questions about the images than any of the facts on the cards. Still good fun- great for families

Good price

Cute little Peppa box, not quite what I expected it was, I maybe didn’t read the description well. The idea is you show your child the card and speak about the picture then on the other side there is pictures which ask what the close up pictures are. I thought it would maybe have different questions rather than just pictures but it’s ok to sit for a little while with your child and occupy them.

My son is 3 and loves all things vehicle. He enjoyed playing this game, which tests perception and recall. Can obviously make it easier for younger ones. Lots of cards so that you can play a good few times before all cards are used.

My boys love all of the theme games from brain box we have couple of them and they are so good. If you find them on sale or little bit cheaper buy them .

My grandson struggles with reading etc. He loves playing brain box and tries really hard to read the questions. It is helping him in so many ways. Training visual memory, turn taking, vocabulary building having fun and reading without stress. Thank you brain box

Used these cards with a group of children. They liked the concept and kept on asking for new cards. The thickness of the cards was excellent for little hands. The content on the cards stretched the children encouraging them to use more vocabulary.

Our 4 year old grandson loves this game and we play it often. Each card in the box shows various things beginning with the same one, two or three letters. On taking out your card you have to study all the things on the front of the card and take note of everything you see. Matthew needs help to see and note all the things on the card, enjoys the shake of the dice and usually comes up with the correct answer. Obviously, at 4 years old, he also needs help reading the questions for other people. The questions are on the back of the cards so it dosn't matter if you help to read out your own question, you still have to remember the front!