These Books Let You Scratch Off Your Next Couple's Adventure & They're Available In Canada

They have ones for families & BFFs, too.
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After a year of trying to come up with things to do that follow public health guidelines, it's only natural that some of us may be running out of ideas.

And if you need a little inspiration for things to do, The Adventure Challenge books can serve up over 150 adventure ideas.

An adventure guide and keepsake bundled up into one cute package, you can choose from the couple, friend, or family editions - or bundle them up.

A single book goes for $55, and includes scratch-off adventures as well as space to glue in photos or write comments.

The brand also sells a book and camera set for $190, so you can easily capture your soon-to-be treasured memories.

Once the book is opened, you're able to browse through and pick a title that sounds fun at random, or do each adventure in the order of the book and scratch off your task.

It's a great gift for someone special on Valentine's Day, or even yourself, to keep the spice in life when your options may be limited due to the pandemic.

The Adventure Challenge: Couples Edition

All out of ideas? Couples can order The Adventure Challenge which is a scratch-off book full of exciting new activities you'll experience together. Don't worry, this book keeps it PG! It's a great way to be more spontaneous when you're sick of watching Netflix all day, every day.

The Adventure Challenge
$55
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    Jenna Marie Schwartz has been a Sponsored Content Contributing Writer for Narcity Media's Studio since 2019. Born and raised in Manitoba, she moved west and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Multidisciplinary Studies from the University of Lethbridge and a certificate in Nonprofit Management from Mount Royal University in Alberta. Having lived in multiple provinces across Canada, Jenna turned her creativity towards writing and marketing in 2018 in the private sector, specializing in small business content marketing and blogs for brands including The June Motel. She transitioned to the public sector and continues to communicate professionally as an advocate for an inclusive and accessible society at Manitoba Possible. Offline, Jenna can be found attempting to care for a growing number of houseplants, researching the best vegan spots, and taking her pup Tucker on adventures.

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