![Pairs in Pears](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgV0F4xr1IgGOGkndRa6Q1Un4ckRwgSTpTk_roQexvdyE04ovSdnXlyOumiSkvZsYutHpblbXSmr-gJuKN1M6_gbyQyti0PebQwB1OdI6y6_TXMw9WAhyZCucXBeLxZlLalGCOZYgpjw_S1/s400/Pairs+in+Pears.jpg)
And I can find no information at all about Appletters. Not even how to pronounce its name. Just that it exists. Here is a fuzzy picture of Appletters:
![Appletters & Pairs in Pears](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiEbT1RosL1DPv5WrbC_hzOXYqhXTeIOXoZJHvYZaOdJomlwrMu6g-vbk_hv3MET5tGvrSOA662aBd63ZSiWXBn2_FPGHlVHGX8MgQ2OVL-SjDfZlazM3hD7SxM9VdIxrmKvI4JTct4d8ZN/s400/New+Bananagrams+games+crop.jpg)
If you have any information about the nature or current whereabouts of either of these games, please send it in to our anonymous hotline.
UPDATE: I have obtained what appears to be an official description of Appletters: "A fun domino game... You don't connect the dots -- you connect the letters!"
UPDATE^2.1: I've posted new information about Appletters here and Pairs in Pears there.