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Bring the wonderfully ridiculous world of Taskmaster into your own home with 220 extraordinary challenges designed for perfectly ordinary people. Created by Taskmaster's Alex Horne, this is a book made to be played, shared and argued over — preferably with friends, family and a willingness to look slightly foolish.
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Editor's Note
Some books are meant to be read quietly. This is not one of them. Alex Horne takes the brilliantly simple idea behind Taskmaster — give ordinary people unusual problems and see what happens — and turns it into an interactive collection of challenges. Cleverness may help, creativity certainly will, but sometimes the most absurd solution is the one everyone remembers.
Because books can create experiences as well as tell stories. Taskmaster: 220 Extraordinary Tasks for Ordinary People turns a familiar television concept into something readers can actually participate in. It is funny, unpredictable and inherently social — exactly the kind of book that can leave the shelf and become part of an evening with friends or family.
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