Have just discovered the city daily photoblogs, including:
Paris Daily Photo Blog, Edinburgh Daily Photo Blog and, of course, London Daily Photo Blog.

Through this last, I have discovered Pigeon Blog and some March of the Penguins links, including the March of the Penguins game.

The Green Cross Code hedgehogs have their own site, with games, and screensavers and collectable virtual cards.

Christie-themed hangman on her new-look official site.

My friend C took me to see the International Arts and Crafts Exhibition at the V&A today. It was so fabulous there are no words ... check out the minisite for yourself ... and maybe even design your own Arts and Crafts style tile.

The Guardian presents an Austen quiz derived from John Sutherland's new book, So You Think You Know Jane Austen?, which came out yesterday.

The Guardian/Waterstone's children's books quiz

How Far Can You Throw The Elf?

Leapfrog the Blobs till there's only one left standing. Thank you Dad for teaching me how to play draughts / checkers at a young age!

Guess the Dictator and/or Television Sit-Com Character

Cute and Silly

Bash the Haggis

Chaps Online is the latest campaign from the Terrence Higgins Trust. The campaign mini-site includes information and a game in which you have to jump or roll to avoid the risks of contracting HIV/AIDS.

HarperCollins are using this free game to promote Dr Seuss in the run up to the release of the film The Cat in the Hat in April 2004.