Jacks

Jacks by Elizabeth Dana Jaffe, published by Capstone in 2002, is a 32-page exploration of the history and procedures of the game of jacks. This edition provides readers with clear directions on how to play various specialized games, including jumpin’ jacks, Kong-Keui, and Osselets, making it a valuable resource for those interested in games and activities.

In this book, readers will find detailed instructions that guide them through the gameplay, enhancing their understanding of both traditional and contemporary variations of jacks. The content is tailored for a juvenile audience, making it accessible for young readers eager to learn about sports and recreation. With its focus on toys and games, this book serves as an informative introduction to a classic pastime.