Unique Holiday Gift for the Hard-To-Shop-For 'Tween' Girl

The Kubit2me (http://www.kubit2me.com) series of interpersonal game cubes are designed to encourage real and thoughtful interaction between players. The Truth or Dare version is well suited for the hard-to-shop-for pre-teen girl. It also is age-appropriate and priced right for gift donation programs.

(Vocus) December 4, 2008 -- Kubit2me (http://www.kubit2me.com) Now You're Talkin' (ages 10+) and Kubit2me Truth or Dare (ages 8+) are ideal last-minute gift ideas for that "hard-to-shop-for" tween.

"Kubit2me is designed to encourage positive social interaction, trust and empathy," said game creator Mary Kay Russell, president of Chicago-based Kubit2me. "The game features a fun and fuzzy cube design to connect parents with their children and kids with each other through socially-charged, small or large group games that get players to open up like never before."

Gaining national grass roots support from parents, educators and child development specialists alike, Kubit2me received 2008 "Game of the Year" and "Preferred Choice" honors from Creative Child Magazine.

Russell adds that toy donation programs are in constant need of holiday gifts for this underserved tween age group, and Kubit2me fits that need very well. "It serves a purpose beyond the thought-provoking (and sometimes silly) questions and laughter it supplies."

Family economic concerns require smart holiday shopping this season. The entire family can enjoy Kubit2me for $24.99. More information and purchasing details may be found at www.kubit2me.com

Truth or Dare (ages 8+) is a provocative and hilarious spin-off to the classic sleepover party game made just for girls. Now You're Talkin' (ages 10+) is a high-energy game of self-expression and social interaction for the family, in which questions focus on beliefs, opinions, relationships and memories.

Creative Child Magazine is a national bi-monthly publication that provides parents with the latest information on how to nurture their child's creativity and raise well-balanced children.

Contact: Mary Kay Russell, President

Phone: (630)717-2511

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