Play Literature Cards

Literature (Canadian Fish, or Fish) is a 6 player card game played in two teams of three. Each team aims to score as many half-sets as possible.

54 cards and 9 half-sets
The high sets: 9-A of each suit
The low sets: 2-7 of each suit
The jokers: the 4 8s and the two jokers

When it is your turn: ask a member of the opposing team for a card. You can only ask for a card if you have a card in that half-set.
If you're right: you take the card from the other player. It's your turn again.
If you're wrong: its the other player's turn.

A player can declare at any point in the game if they think their team has all six cards of a set. This is the only way to score a point.
One player from the team must state exactly who on their team has which card. If they are right, they get one point. Otherwise, the other team gets the point.