Just as the title states, there are 87 party themes, ranging from seasonal, sports, pop-culture, around-the-world, and more. How about a meteor shower viewing party or a top chef cook-off or even an off-to-college goodbye party? If you're sending somebody off to school, some ideas are to bring photo albums from elementary school, junior high and high school for guests to flip through. You can make yearbook frames, read senior wills, and make a send-off circle.
The ideas in this book are endless and if you can't find the right party to hold, you're definitely not in party mode. Now, get planning!
Additional Information:
Reading level: Ages 12 and up
Paperback: 192 pages
Publisher: Zest Books; 1 edition (July 27, 2011)
ISBN-10: 0981973396
ISBN-13: 978-0981973395
Source of review copy: publicist
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I always love a party Lori! Is there a book themed party in this book?
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ReplyDeleteYou're too funny, Zoe! =)
ReplyDeleteNo specific book themed party in this one, but you'd find a ton of ideas to hold one for sure!