Would You Rather Book for Kids: Gamebook for Kids with 200+ Hilarious Silly Questions to Make You Laugh! Including Funny Bonus Trivias: Fun Scenarios ... 11, 12 + (Family Edition Laugh Challenge!)

I enjoyed reading through this fun, silly, creative book with my family and friends. My children are ages five and three. Though they can’t read the questions (my five year old can read a few of them, he’s almost there), they had a fantastic time answering the questions and playing the game. Younger children can definitely do the Easy and Silly questions and some of the Intermediate questions. The advanced is better for older kids and adults, although I, my wife, and my parents spent more time than we intended answering the Easy and Silly questions. We lost track of time and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.I would recommend this book to anyone with children. It encourages the development of both critical and creative thinking skills. The basis of all education is critical thinking. In other words considering a question, answering the question, and subsequently defending your answer. Which is exactly what this book teaches. Critical thinking is the most important thing children can learn and practice. The book also keeps it lighthearted and fun which is another important quality.The book presents the instructions well, and the rules are easy to grasp on the first read through. The layout of the book is approachable, and it is not too daunting. Four questions per page works well, as as does breaking up questions into the different skill level categories.

We do one would you rather every day right before switching classes and my kiddos love it. Worth the but

When we eat dinner as a family, we break out this book & talk about silly things all night. It's a good way to get their imagination flowing and learn how to communicate without a tablet/phone in their hands :)

Kids love this book, there are also little boxes where you can write some notes so good for kids who can write and count

Sent to my five year old grandson. Fun for the whole family. Very interesting to hear what the little ones think.

The cover of the book is really cute and fun. It's simple, but very bright and catches your attention when you scroll through the other product listings.For the price, I think the book offers a great amount of "would you rather" questions. Though I would maybe keep score on a separate sheet of paper rather than in the book so you can play multiple times with multiple people.The questions are really fun. The different levels make for a very engaging game, keeping kids occupied for a good amount of time.Overall I think this is a really fun book, definitely worth the money!

The book was fun and my almost eight year old really enjoyed it. It makes him think, and I like that. The printer that made the book though was running out of ink apparently, and there are lines without ink throughout the book.

Would you rather has a great concept. My kids loved talking about different questions and scenarios on why they would pick one over another. Turning the book and questions into a game is a great idea. I can see using that portion when you have a bigger group of kiddos to work with may work. My kiddos are younger and would have loved activities to go with the questions like coloring or something rather than just a book full of questions. I do think this is more of a party book and would work great for that and getting kiddos to be creative.