The world's greatest word game takes the great American road trip. United States of Mad Libs sends players across the country through fill in the blank stories about the places, landmarks and legends of the fifty states, and every single one of them is exactly as accurate as the nouns your eight year old supplies.

The rules are the same as they have been since 1958: one player collects verbs, adjectives and exclamations, drops them into the story, and reads the results aloud to a car that was bored a minute ago. Jack Monaco's geography twist makes it the obvious glovebox copy for actual road trips, where the story about the state you are currently driving through always kills.

Slim, light and under seven dollars' worth of paper that outperforms most screens for 48 pages straight. Best for ages 8 to 12, sold to everyone.