Would You Rather... The Harry Potter Fan Edition!: An unofficial HP game book filled with over 140 funny, clever, and thoughtful Harry Potter prompts and questions
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What’s inside...
Challenge your friends to over 140 extreme would you rather questions! Which answers will you either agree or disagree on? Who will outsmart everyone? Would you rather be interviewed by Rita Skeeter or have to do a book report on Gilderoy Lockhart? Would you save Lily or save Snape? Work as an Auror or as a Dragonologist? What will YOU decide! Would You Rather… Harry Potter Fan Edition! • Over 140 amazing Would You Rather questions ranging from the plain hilarious to thoughtful and challenging ones, and so much more! • Hours of fun – this game can be played over and over! • Can be played with others or all on your own. • Prompts are appropriate for all ages. • An additional 'story mode' that you can play while reading the book. Whether as a gift for yourself, a family member, or a good friend, be sure to grab a copy of Would You Rather… Harry Potter Fan Edition! Will keep everyone entertained for hours!
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This book is not authorized by Bloomsbury Publishing, Scholastic Inc., Warner Bros., J.K Rowling, or any other person or entity owning or controlling rights in the Harry Potter name, trademark, or copyrights. This is a work of humor and satire.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
6-18
Length
83 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
If you could possess any magical item from the Harry Potter world, which would it be and why?
Which Hogwarts house would you choose for yourself? What traits from that house do you see in yourself?
If you had a chance to cast one spell from the book, which spell would it be and in what situation would you use it?
Imagine you're a new character in the Harry Potter series. What role would you play and how would you interact with the main characters?
How do you think the magical world of Harry Potter compares to our real world? What lessons can we learn from the characters' adventures?
Tip: Role play these questions
Use the questions to guide a deeper understanding of not just the book, but how your child relates to the themes of bravery, friendship, and ethical choices.
Encourage your child to think creatively by asking them to come up with their own magical character or spell and describe its impact in the Hogwarts world.
Connect the discussion back to real-life scenarios, asking how they can apply the virtues and morals from the book in their everyday activities.
Highlight the importance of diverse perspectives by discussing different characters’ viewpoints and the outcomes of their decisions within the Harry Potter universe.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Critical thinking
Explanation: The book presents various scenarios and prompts that require children to think critically and make choices based on their understanding of the Harry Potter universe.
Real-World Application: Children learn to analyze situations and make informed decisions, enhancing their problem-solving skills in everyday situations.
Example Lesson: Empathy
Explanation: By pondering different perspectives in the Harry Potter themed prompts, readers consider not only their views but also how others might feel or react.
Real-World Application: This can encourage children to understand and share the feelings of others, fostering empathy in their interactions with friends and family.
Example Lesson: Creativity
Explanation: The imaginative scenarios based on the Harry Potter world allow children to think creatively and expand their ideas beyond conventional bounds.
Real-World Application: Promotes creative thinking skills, which can be applied in problem-solving tasks at school or in creative endeavors.
Example Lesson: Moral reasoning
Explanation: The book prompts often pose moral dilemmas or choices that align with themes of good versus evil, loyalty, and bravery from the Harry Potter series.
Real-World Application: Helps children develop a sense of morality that can guide their actions and decisions in alignment with their values.
Example Lesson: Social Interaction
Explanation: Playing this game with peers or family members can help strengthen social bonds and encourage verbal communication.
Real-World Application: Enhances interpersonal skills and the ability to express thoughts and opinions clearly, which are crucial for effective communication in daily life.