Octopus at the tailor – the memory game with two-line animals (DE edition)

This memory game is full of funny picture ideas, crazy combinations and original rhymes. The Berlin illustrator and author Nadia Budde, who has received numerous awards, became known in ZEIT with her animal two-liner. This family memo brings together the best couples from the popular ZEIT column and also from the Kraken book from Hammer Verlag. In this game it is like in the most beautiful animal fables, because deer and magpies, snails and tarantulas are assigned human characteristics. Missed flight – duck on the train.

The memo game is packed in an ornate sewing box in small format. A thread comes out of the box and closes it, inside there is not only the 72 cards but also a paper measuring tape that is populated by the animals of the game.

Octopus at the Tailor is a memory game with giraffes and dragons, buffalos and bears doing things that we humans do. 36 pairs, connected with a crisp two-liner. Nadia Budde’s couples include raccoons ironing to the point of exhaustion, nudibranchs sunbathing and deer having a tipsy picnic. Ravishingly funny everyday scenes, packed in a sewing box. Including a 1 m long octopus tape measure as an encore. The octopus at the tailor appeals to young and old and is the perfect family memo.

Warning!Not suitable for children under 36 months.

• Players: For 2+ players, ages 6+
• Playing time: 20 minutes