Would You Rather...? Terrifically Twisted: Over 300 Crazy Questions! Paperback – March 20, 2012

My grandson who is 8years old just loved this book. Him and I had so many laughs and yuk's over some of the "Would you Rather Questions". I would recommend this book for any age. Lots of fun and critical thinking going on.

I use this the last two minutes of class to close out the period. It is a fun, positive way for each class to come together and wrap up on a happy note!

These books are a blast. Kids can have continuous fun reading these funny and gross would you rather questions. My sons are 12 and 9 and both love these books.

great questions!

My 8 year old daughter just loves these "Would You Rather?" books. What a great way to get kids to read and they're hilarious. The whole family gets involved.

Using it in Middle School classroom

Kids love to play this around the campfire

This is disgusting and hilarious at the same time and just the thing a 9 year old would love to read and quiz others.

I bought this on an Amazon deal and it has so many really funny questions. I bought it to keep for around Christmas time when all the family are home and together and we can play with it. After showing my daughter and asking her a whole load of questions out of the book, I realise that this is probably more suited to children but not only children but people with children would get more fun out of it although my daughter found it rather funny and she is 25 :-)There is lots of unrealistic but funny questions like :-"would you rather audibly burp between every word you speak or fart with every step you take?"would you rather play this game with Will Ferrell or the Dalai Lama?"would you rather only be able to blink 50 times in a day or only be able to take 50 steps? (You will be grounded for a month if you exceed the number)."would you rather be adopted by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie or Tom Brady and Gisele?"would you rather only have your father's childhood video games to play or your father's childhood music to listen to?The first page of the book has the instructions for using the book. Here they are:-Sit around with a bunch of friends.Read a question from the book out loud and talk about it.You won't believe some of the stuff you'll come up with as you think about which choice to make.Everybody must choose! That's the whole point. It forces you to really think about the options.Once everyone has chosen, move on to the next question.I will be giving this to my daughter to take to the school where she works, I think the children there will enjoy it more than I will. I didn't come across anything that could be considered offensive or inappropriate for children. Some of the pages have illustrations as well.