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Cards Against Humanity has sent free family games to nearly 5,000 libraries (opens in a new tab)
Good Good Good reports that for six years the game company has mailed free copies of its Family Edition to public libraries, and on October 13 it asked people to tag a branch that could use a box. Nearly a thousand replies named libraries from North Carolina to Arizona within a day. The idea is a cozy one: neighbors around one table, playing together in the town's warmest public room.
Why it's cozy: People rushed to nominate their own local branch, and each box that arrives gives families one more reason to play face to face.



