The Big Book of Would You Rather Questions for Kids - by Kevin Kurtz Paperback

About the Book

Would you rather...leave the house barefoot OR wear tap shoes all day? Have your own treehouse OR your own secret room in your home with a hidden door? The Big Book of Would You Rather Questions for Kids offers hundreds of fun prompts to think about and laugh over with friends and family. With more than 350 thought-starters, kids will develop skills in critical thinking, creativity, and friendly debate. Keep the pages turning and the conversations flowing with age-appropriate questions that all ages will enjoy. Take this book anywhere with a compact size that makes it easy for kids to pass around, write their own questions, and bring on road trips. Discover silly and stimulating scenarios within 10 different categories, ranging from sports and hobbies to superpowers and skills. Enjoy hours of friendly debate for the whole family with this would-you-rather book for kids.

Book Synopsis

Enjoy hours of fun with hundreds of would-you-rather questions for kids ages 8 to 12

Would you rather...leave the house barefoot OR wear tap shoes all day? Have your own treehouse OR your own secret room in your home with a hidden door? The Big Book of Would You Rather Questions for Kids offers hundreds of fun prompts to think about and laugh over with friends and family. With more than 350 thought-starters, kids will develop skills in critical thinking, creativity, and friendly debate.

What sets this would-you-rather book apart:

• Kid-friendly questions--Keep the pages turning and the conversations flowing with age-appropriate questions that all ages will enjoy.
• On-the-go fun--Take this book anywhere with a compact size that makes it easy for kids to pass around, write their own questions, and bring on road trips.
• All kinds of questions--Discover silly and stimulating scenarios within 10 different categories, ranging from sports and hobbies to superpowers and skills.

Enjoy hours of friendly debate for the whole family with this would-you-rather book for kids.

Review Quotes

"A book that's also a hilarious game? Yes, please! Kevin Kurtz's silly but thought-provoking questions will have young readers turning page after page. This book is sure to inspire hours of laughter and conversation--and maybe even a friendly debate or two!" --Joy Keller, children's author and educator

"During a time when families have had enough screen time, clever author Kevin Kurtz has created a game-like set of silly scenarios that will delight kids and adults. The Big Book of Would You Rather Questions for Kids provides easy access to an icebreaker toolbox for all, featuring 350+ questions that will surely tickle your brain and fill the room with laughter." --Andrea M. Page, children's author and educator

"From silly and outlandish to fantastical or frightening, this book offers hundreds of scenarios for families to discuss at the dinner table. Need an activity for a long car trip? Use this book as a game! Pick your category, ask 'Would you rather...' and get ready for hours of fun!" --Deena Viviani, young adult services librarian and writer

"The perfect combination of goofy and serious, The Big Book of Would You Rather Questions for Kids promotes critical thinking and a natural curiosity among readers of all ages. Within minutes of posing Kevin's questions in my classroom, my high school students were eager to justify their responses and were inspired to create and share questions of their own! From self-reflection to a hilarious party game, or from family dinner conversation to the classroom--the possibilities reach far beyond any ordinary kids' book. Add this to your collection!" --Amy Anderson, National Board Certified science teacher and regular user of "Would You Rather" questions in the classroom

About the Author

KEVIN KURTZ is an award-winning children's author who specializes in books about science and nature. He has been lucky enough to work at a marine biology lab and an aquarium, and has spent a lot of time hanging out with fish. Find him at KevKurtz.com.