Would You Rather For Kids: 100 Silly Scenarios, Hilarious Questions and Challenging Family Fun Kindle Edition

Perfect to help kids read during the summer

My grandchildren (ages 8 & 5) get a big kick out of this book. Great to keep on hand especially when traveling. Good way to pass time and laugh!

It was a cool book I liked that it was funny and I didn't dislike anything about it also it

The visual setup in this book differs from I've seen in most would-you-rather books—and is actually appealing—but it led to expectations that were not fulfilled. There are four would-you-rather questions on each page, two on the same line toward the top and two on the same line toward the bottom. These questions aren't in simple squares; the squares have a triangle off to one side that appears to point at an illustration between the two scenario frames. At first, I thought these illustrations might relate to the questions, but they do not. They are just pictures of random animals. Even for scenarios that had to do with animals, some did not have an illustration of that animal between them! Aside from that, this reads like a standard would-you-rather book. They are mostly balanced questions, though a few were unbalanced. To me, balance for a would-you-rather scenario means that the two choices of the question are not that dissimilar; they are, in a sense, competitive with each other, like would you rather have 10 arms or 10 legs (which is in the book). An unbalanced one would be something like would you rather have 10 arms or go to the moon; the two parts don't relate to each other. I would have loved to have seen the illustrations go with the scenarios, but other than that and a few unbalanced questions, this is a relatively decent would-you-rather book.I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.

I got this book today for a review. I have shared it with my Jr High Students, who enjoyed reading it with me and it enabled us to discuss why we made some of the choices and made us think about many of the questions. They enjoyed the images and thought they were cute.I will say that there were several questions that were repeats or very similar to other questions.Some of the questions were fun to think through and some were very thought-provoking. I am not sure we laughed as much as was expected.This short book would be a good conversation starter or to get kids talking with each other or even get parents and kids talking.This would be a fun type game in CARD form. and many more fun questions could be developed.I think it would be a fun book for elementary students but I will say my Jr High students had fun with it too.

We love playing “Would You Rather?” in the car. This book will especially be fun and helpful on longer trips when our own ideas have run dry. There are more than enough great ideas in the book, so it allows you to choose the ones that are most exciting or fun for you. It would be difficult to exhaust all of the choices in a short amount of time.I also appreciate the kid-friendly formatting and design. Our oldest daughter is now reading-age and she will be able to read and use the book. So that is a great advantage.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This was good but repetitive. It is literally a book of 'Would you rather...' questions. It is best for elementary aged kids. I am an ESL teacher and have used some of these question ideas as warm-ups for my classes. I think it is good for people in charge of large groups of kids like scouts or church youth groups or something like that.

I read it with my grandson. He enjoyed it and we had some silly fun! We didn't get through the whole book together because he lost focus about halfway through. Depending on the age, it may have to be read in segments.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.