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5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderful conversation starter, December 25, 2001
This review is from: Kokology 2: More of the Game of Self-Discovery (Paperback)
A friend told me about this little book that had surprising insights. I was curious and just had to check it out. Everyone that I have shared it with has absolutely loved it. Each exercise is just a paragraph or a few sentences. It describes a scenario and asks you to choose an option or visualize a scene. Your responses are the key to your personality traits. I have even used this book with a group of very bored teenagers in a classroom setting, and they loved it! The discussions were insightful and often hilarious. Some of the scenarios deal with adult topics, so I would advise one to edit it according to the audience. Enjoy!
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Just as funny, but not as insightful as Kokology 1..., October 16, 2005
This review is from: Kokology 2: More of the Game of Self-Discovery (Paperback)
I picked up Kokology 1 in a funky bookstore on State St. in Santa Barbara, several years ago. I've used it often with friends and family. The questions are intriguing, hard to cheat (you think you have them figured out, but you never do) and, because they are short, are very easy to play rapidly. For some reason, this book always seems to go over better than The Book of Questions (though I like that one as well).
I was very excited to get Kokology 2, as I have played the first enough times to start remembering my answers when I play it with new groups of people.
Unfortunately, though these questions are also hard to cheat and riotously funny (like the first book), they are not as insightful. I don't finish the questions thinking, "Wow! I didn't realize that about myself!" Two of the questions my husband and I played were very confusing. We both tried to answer one of them in different ways and it turned out that they were looking for something totally different than either of our methods. Another question asked us to come up with the emotions of all seven dwarfs (from Snow White), which was tedious and hard to remember (though I do think it was more insightful than some of the other questions).
Overall, I think the first book was better. Still, this is worth purchasing and playing with friends. After all, the best part of either of these books is the chance to get to know others better and become closer as a result.
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Fun and insightful, January 10, 2011
This book is so much fun and gives an interesting insight into one's subconscious. My wife and I like to read this before bed sometimes. It is interesting and can be funny too. This book is very similar to the first kokology and will give you plenty of entertainment and insight. Also, the book has plenty of re-read value because after a month or two, you can redo the entire book!
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