9 bones, 54 pictures, infinite stories. Here is an easy dressing and at the same time ingenious game that will bring you a lot of joy while being a perfect training for ingenuity and imagination. Story Cubes are 9 aesthetically crafted dice, each containing a different set of illustrations on the walls to create your own original stories! The travel kit includes pictures for all kinds of excursions from everyday small to big expeditions. It will perfectly complement the adventures and explorations of the world. What is it on? Throw all the ankles. Start your narrative with "Long before..." or if you prefer, "Once...". Then tell a story based on 9 images that have fallen on the ankles. Start with everyone, best from the one to get you excited first. There are no wrong answers, the only thing that limits you is your own imagination. Wake them up and let them drive along and the fantastic stories are born by themselves in your mind! Why will you love this game? - There are no rigid rules in Story Cubes, it's all about a lot of fun creating stories. You can play alone or invite your friends to play. Each of you can tell their own story or opinion after you can assemble a common sentence. - The play possibilities are almost endless, making Story Cubes great in both small and really large groups. Who in your circle will best impress the rest of ingenuity, imagination and ability enthusiastic stories? - Developed by Rory O'Connor, the Ireland creativity trainer, Story Cubes have proven to be an invaluable aid for teachers and therapists while proving an excellent tool for home development of imagination. - The game has won many awards worldwide (including Educational Toy of The Year 2012 in Australia or Parent's Choice Award in 2011 in the USA) and was awarded the prestigistic toy title of the year 2017, which is of toys for the most valuable, Weiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweiweispiels toys and games. The series also became the main prize for the renowned competition "Child-friendly World" by the Children's Rights Commission in 2017.