



If you're looking for a game that's both fun and educational, Bananagrams is a must-have. I've played this with my family, friends, and even solo—it never disappoints. The banana-shaped case is not just cute but super practical for travel.
The tiles are smooth and shiny, making them satisfying to handle. Unlike bulky board games, this one fits easily in a bag, making it perfect for trips or quick games at a café. My husband and I play almost every night—it's our go-to alternative when we don’t want to commit to longer games like Scrabble.
One of the best things about Bananagrams is its versatility. With our 7-year-old, we use it to spell names and simple words, turning it into a learning tool. With adults, it becomes a fast-paced, competitive race to build crossword grids. The game scales beautifully from 1 to 8 players.
That said, non-English speakers might find it limiting since it lacks special characters like å, ä, or ö. Also, the small tiles aren’t suitable for kids under 3. But overall, Bananagrams is a fantastic gift—I’ve already bought extras for friends!
