This was a fun activity for my kids, and I think it will have some re-use value after a couple months have passed and they forget some of the questions. Some of them had them thinking for a bit, but most they provided very quick responses to. Overall, I would recommend this book for a car ride or rainy day activity. ( )

This book is a collection of silly questions that present two options and ask you to choose one. It is structured into ten chapters, and the author provides some questions that are easier to answer.

Children will enjoy this book as they can ask others their responses. The author also includes some ridiculous questions you may or may not want to choose between.

I enjoyed this book and believe it's not just for kids. While some silly questions provoke thought and can lead to exciting discussions with your children. There's also plenty of laughter to be had with this book.

Some questions made me think, and I explained the reasoning behind my choices. Other times, I would explain why I wouldn't choose either option. While there were some questions I liked, there were also some that I wouldn't say I liked either answer for.

This book is perfect for fun holidays and other occasions. If you're having a dull day, you can pick up this book and ask someone around you what they would choose. ( )

This is a fun trivia book for children. My four children loved it. It has something for everyone.

A fun book to open discussions especially around a dinner table. My kiddo is always asking would you rather questions and now I have a source to go to when I can't think of any more! ( )

I received a copy of this book thru a LibraryThing Giveaway. I enjoyed looking thru it and think it would be a lot of fun for families to use during a roadtrip or an after dinner chat. The book divides the question/comparisons into 10 categories/chapters. Tho it's indicated to be for 8–12-year-olds, many of the questions are fine for younger kids too (and adults will like many of them). Some questions will definitely elicit giggles and others are educational. There are some questions I think should have been left out, but overall, it's a fun book that can start good discussions between kids and parents - the parents may learn some things about their kids' thought processes. ( )