The Independent - London, November 18th, 1994
There is no better antidote to noisy children than some good games. Travelling by U-Bahn to the Gruga Halls for the Essen Games Fair recently, I was surrounded by youngsters whose favourite game seemed to be musical seats - the object being to find one furthest from the person they were talking to, then continuing the conversation at the tops of their voices. I was horrified when they all got out with me and made a beeline for the exhibition halls. Yet when I came across them later in the day, they were sitting still, totally engrossed in the games they were playing. While most age-groups we...
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