They Played for the Love of the Game

Games and Game Playing in European Art and Literature, 16th-17th Centuries
Dahkki: O'Bryan

Play according to hoyle : hoyle's rules of games /
Dahkki: Hoyle, Edmond
Almmustuhtton: (1983)

Playing to Win
Dahkki: Voorhees

Playing at Acquisitions
Dahkki: Moraitis

Families at Play
Dahkki: Siyahhan

Playing with Feelings
Dahkki: Anable

Play Redux
Dahkki: Myers

Playing It Dangerously
Dahkki: MacMillen

Optical Play
Dahkki: Morson

The Science of Play
Dahkki: Solomon

Playing Fans
Dahkki: Booth

Playing Custer
Dahkki: Duff

Playing God
Dahkki: Bial

License to Play
Dahkki: Daliot-Bul

Playing War
Dahkki: Lillard

Child's Play
Dahkki: Messner

Playing War
Dahkki: Payne

Playful Letters
Dahkki: Boeckeler

Playing War
Dahkki: Frühstück

Playing with the Book
Dahkki: Field

Playing Smart
Dahkki: Keyser

Lives in Play
Dahkki: Claycomb

Playing on the Edge
Dahkki: Newmahr

Playing Dead
Dahkki: Miller

Voices of Play
Dahkki: Minks

Saints at Play
Dahkki: Hamblin

Playing Doctor
Dahkki: Turow

Playing Tough
Dahkki: Abrams

Indian Play
Dahkki: Neuman

Postsecondary Play

Play Matters

Plays five.
Dahkki: Stoppard, Tom
Almmustuhtton: (1999)

Collected plays.
Dahkki: Soyinka, Wole
Almmustuhtton: (1973)

The theban plays.
Dahkki: Watling, E.F., Translator
Almmustuhtton: (1974)

The theban plays.
Dahkki: Sophocles
Almmustuhtton: (1974)

Ten plays.
Dahkki: Euripides
Almmustuhtton: (1960)