Meow Libs: World's Greatest Word Game (Mad Libs)

Great product. Entertains my autistic son. Easy to read and write in. Makes hilarious outcomes for those who love cats.

This is a great gift for all cat lovers. You can play it with family or even yourself. There is a added section above each mad lib that lists all of the words categories to fill in. Like if there's an adjective in the puzzle, you can write it down where it says, "adjective: _____". This is so you don't look at the mad lib while you write down answers. (good for playing yourself) Great gift, great price!

Got this for my daughter and she really enjoyed it.

Kids loved these. Great way to learn forms of grammar and have fun doing it.

I like cats and enjoy doing MAD LIBS either with family or friends or by myself. Back in the late 60's one of my English teachers used this as a teaching tool in his classes. It worked.

Every year when my family gets together we have Mad Lib time. Everyone laughs so hard that the stress of the day just melts away.

It’s just like the typical mad libs we all know and love, but with cats! This is perfect for any aged cat lover. Arrived in great condition.

This was a fun little book for me and my nephews!

Didn’t invite child into book & took time to persuade him to join in. Short concentration span made interaction hard. Not fault of book.

And they get really offended when we use this book. Too bad it is soon to run out. We bring these on camping and road trips with us. Great fun. Fun for everyone, even my dad who is grumpy and my mom who doesn't understand why we play "these silly games" likes them a lot. My brother reluctantly joins in even though he is aghast at our lack of understanding of the English language and he is a professor. My sister, who is the most serious of the lot, joins in and works so hard at pretending that she is tickled pink by the sillyness. The children look at the adults and know they're lame.

Thought I would try this out before giving to grandchildren. I tried it with friends and it wasn't really much fun. It didn't help that 70 year olds were pretty ignorant of grammar! Todays kids are much better informed! It turned out the kids have some others in the series and love playing with friends who put rude silly things and have a good giggle.So, conclusion, fine for 7-10 year olds!

Mad Libs are a fun way to pass the time on a road trip, or just to give your kids something to do that doesn't involve screen time. Fun way for kids to practice English language skills too, since they need to know their nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. to do these. We have four kids between 8 and 11 and they all love to read their silly stories after filling in all the blanks!

I bought this as a gift for my Siamese loving Son and his girlfriend to do together. I looked through the book, and know they'll have a riot filling in the blanks!