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Customer reviews of Quiddler by Everest
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Quiddler has been reviewed 67 times with an average rating of 4.70
Quiddler
Posted 7/12/2008 by Richard Carlton
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I love to play Quiddler. The only problem I have found with Quiddler is that there are so many cards that it is difficult to shuffle.
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Great game but Instructions weren't clear
Posted 6/10/2008
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We purchased this card game because our family loves scrabble. Although the game is pretty innovative, it is hard to interpret the instructions that comes along. It could have been clear in spots. Atlast we made up our own rules and had fun with it.
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Review of Quiddler
Posted 11/30/2009 by Anna Ecker
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Setting: Home
still haven't figured out how to play - i have two masters degrees but I still don't get it. I want to ask a friend to translate directions for me. I have 3 small kids so I guess my brain is too fried.
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QUIDDLER
Posted 1/12/2009 by Judy Tracy
- GRANDPARENT
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Setting: Home
It is like playing scrabble with cards--so it will travel better.
It is a fun way to get kids to using words.
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Quiddler
Posted 7/10/2008
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We were introduced to Quiddler by friends and purchased two additional sets, one for another set of friends and one for ourselves. This is the best game for traveling and can be played just about anywhere...airport bars is a favorite. Good for up to about ten people or only one for Solitaire. Recommend highly for lovers of Scrabble-type games.
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Review of Quiddler
Posted 8/17/2008 by Irene Thurlow
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I have had the opportunity to use Quiddler on several occasions and enjoy the opportunity to play a scrabble like game using cards. Although I enjoy playing scrabble as well , this game appears to be less intimidating for individuals who feel they cannot play the seven letter scrabble game and hence it appears to tailor itself for a variety of individuals.
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Quiddler
Posted 3/18/2011 by Angie B
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Great for all ages; like that you can play with a couple of people, only two or by yourself. Great education for kids that learning how to spell words, makes them think about spelling
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Lots of fun for all ages
Posted 12/7/2009 by Danielle
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Setting: Homeschool
We got this for a 5 year old's birthday. He is already very good at spelling and likes scrabble too, so it seemed like something he would enjoy. He needed a bit of help to play it, but I can tell that as soon as he gets a bit older he will be able to play on his own. Everything in the family enjoyed playing it very much. There are 118 cards that are thick and sturdy with pretty designs. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that the instructions are not extremely clear unless you are someone who is familiar with card games.
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A rating of Quiddler
Posted 2/17/2009 by Marsha Vaillancourt
- RELATIVE
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Setting: Home
This is a great game for many ages groups. My sister and I (adults) were introduced to the game by a friend. Since then we havea introduced several other adults to the game, and everyone loves playing. I have even started a card-playing group for lunch hours at work. This game is definitely a "keeper."
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Fluency and Flexibility with Words
Posted 1/23/2009 by Rebekah
- EDUCATOR
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Setting: School
I use Quiddler with my seventh grade English Language Arts students. Once they get the hang of it, and see that they have all they need to form the short 3 and 4 letter words, it's exciting to watch. Adults who like word games like Scrabble will also enjoy playing this game.
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Quiddler
Posted 6/11/2008 by Mary E. Harlow
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Game was a lot of fun. Only questions is, there is no time limit on how long it is to find a word. We have decided to limit each turn to an egg timer, three minuts.
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A rating of Quiddler
Posted 1/16/2008
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Quiddler is a great game. It's easier and faster than Scrabble and young players actual compete with older ones and win! My kids are 15, 13 and 6 and it's one of the few games we play as a family that everyone enjoys. I've given several as gifts and it is always well received.
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A rating of Quiddler
Posted 12/7/2007 by Ann S Garvey
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I purchased this product for a family gift last year and played it with my adult children. Every one of them loved the game. Easy to play and include all ages and interests.
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Quiddler
Posted 7/16/2007 by Alison Wolin
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Excellent game for all ages. Very appropriate for the classroom (grades 3 and up).
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Review for Quiddler
Posted 11/29/2011
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Fun family game! Great for a variety of ages. Good for travel.
Quiddler is Really Fun!
Posted 1/28/2011 by Jay
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Quiddler is fun for a wide variety of ages. It gets more difficult as the game proceeds.
Review for Quiddler
Posted 11/7/2010
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Quiddler helps me increase my thinking skills. I have found that in playing the game, I come up with several different words. Then it is a matter of adding up the points which also helps to sharpen your thinking skills.
Fun and easy
Posted 10/29/2010 by MANDY R PETERSON
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I used this for centers in my classroom. My students enjoy playing the game with variations that I place on them. It's fun and educational - different for classroom use!
Quiddler
Posted 12/29/2009 by Mom
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Setting: Home
It was a hit! It is very popular with the children. My 12 year old son plays it with his friends at school.
quiddler, great game
Posted 5/5/2008
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Our family loves this game. We take it on all our trips and plane rides. Kind of like scrabble, but more fun and easier to transport.
Quiddler
Posted 2/19/2008 by Gail Crestin
- EDUCATOR
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Setting: School
Nice cards. A bit slippery when first new. Fun to play with.
Quiddler
Posted 1/16/2008
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Quiddler is a very enjoyable and educational card game. I ordered 2. Kept one and gave one to a classroom teacher. It is challenging, but not complicated.
Even Better Than I Expected!
Posted 1/10/2008 by Elizabeth M.
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I love word games, but too many require boards, which take up space, and small pieces, which get lost, and a good chunk of time, of which I have very little. Quiddler, however, is a quick and easy game that combines the fun of words and one small deck of cards!! It's an excellent game for elementary school aged kids as it helps the with spelling and vocabulary, but it's great fun for kids of all ages! Highly recommended!
Quiddler
Posted 1/8/2008
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Scrabble meets Gin Rummy. I first played this game while on an Elderhostel this summer. Multiple people could play it, easy to learn, and very portable. I keep buying copies for me and then ending up giving them away. Great for children 8 + to adult.
Quiddler
Posted 1/6/2008 by S. Dunston
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I bought Quiddler as a gift for a friend from the UK. She said how much fun it was but hadn't seen the game since coming to the States years ago. I was thrilled to find it for her.
Quiddler Game
Posted 12/27/2007 by Carolyn Costello Cornell
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I played Quidler for the first time this past weekend. It seems to have various subtle elements going for it. Small words do just as well, if not better sometimes on the scoring part. It is designed beautifully. Great fun for the competitive part of who I am. I have given it to three other families.
Information about Quiddler
Posted 12/19/2007 by Dan
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A fun game that really makes you think. Just when you've got your hand all figures out, you see a way to rearrange it and get more points! Mildly challenging but still simple enough for everyone to enjoy.
Information about Quiddler
Posted 12/8/2007
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Our family is addicted to this game. It is easy to play and we use the Scrabble dictionary as our verification for challenged words.
Review for Quiddler
Posted 12/6/2007 by Gary & Susan Harbison
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Fun Game with many possibilities for success, not just "the word brain" of the family.
Quiddler Is Fun And Social
Posted 12/5/2007
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Four of us played this game a couple of evenings at a back country chalet in Glacier Park. The game is delightful and challenging, especially when deciding whether or not to challenge a word. I ordered 6 sets for family and friends.
Quiddler
Posted 12/5/2007
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This game is interesting and fun for kids as well as educational. I recommend using a cross word puzzle dictionary along with the game, especially for three and four letter words.
A rating of Quiddler
Posted 11/28/2007 by Sandra Beall
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We like this card game so much we got it for someone as a Christmas gift.
Quiddler
Posted 10/24/2007 by Sinking Spring Elem. Attn. Carolyn Fahs
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Quidler should be a game all families should play. I know our students in our school love this game. It is a game that will help increase student's spelling and vocabulary. When the students hear that Quiddler is part of a literacy center, they are so excited. This game is a must for classrooms.
A Versatile Game of Contagious Fun
Posted 10/7/2007 by Heather Schrempf White
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Quiddler is a great game. We use it in our educational tutoring practice and many of the kids go home asking their parents to buy it.
Review for Quiddler
Posted 8/25/2007 by S Spencer
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I took Quiddler to Italy on a family trip. It became part of the memories, playing every evening with wine and cheese. A great game - can be a little slow if you do not agree to lay down problem hands (z's, x's, c's, etc. with one vowel) and let others "help." I have never introduced it to anyone that did not have a great time playing, even "non-gamers!"
Information about Quiddler
Posted 8/20/2007 by Margaret A. Berkvam
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The game is great, scrabble with cards. We have made many new rules to make it more challenging!
Quiddler
Posted 8/12/2009 by Margaret A. Horan
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Card game is exactly as advertised - therefore good! The only problem is how slick the cards are - makes it difficult to hold, shuffle, keep stacked, etc. There should be some texture on the cards that eliminates the extreme slickness.
Quiddler
Posted 5/20/2008 by R. Baldwin
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Quiddler is a wonderful short-word game that is great fun for anyone to play. I have also used it with great success while teaching English to adults in the Czech Republic. I highly recommend it for people of all ages.
Review of Quiddler
Posted 9/29/2009 by Sandra Mixon
- GRANDPARENT
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Setting: Home
Playing Cards is a great way for the family to play and be together and the children to be learning.
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