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Would You Rather? Game Book for Kids! Ages 6-12

Would You Rather? Game Book for Kids! Ages 6-12

Published in
2021
4.74
on Goodreads (19)

Description

Are you looking for long afternoons of laughs and new, fun-filled, interactive ways to engage your kids and the whole family? If so, then keep reading! This book is a collection of 300 original and unique "Would You Rather?" questions that your kids will love answering to! With a large variety of hilarious, outrageous, daydreaming and challenging questions with bizarre and engaging scenarios, this book will be your little ones’ best companion during family occasions, long car trips, summer camps, sleepovers and parties! It also makes for perfect birthday gift or Christmas present! Here’s a little sneak peek of what you will find in this ① WOULD YOU RATHER... Be the shortest rich person in the world… OR… Be the tallest poor person in the world? ② WOULD YOU RATHER… Go back in time… OR… Travel to the future? ③ WOULD YOU RATHER… Have really big ears… OR… Have a very huge nose? "Why should i buy this book?" In the “Would you rather? Game Book for Kids! Ages 6-12” you will With the aid of many funny illustrations that will catch his attention, this book will help to stimulate your child to read , slowly build up his vocabulary , enhance his language skills and develop critical thinking , while he tries to find the best solution to the questions in a very amusing way. This book will also provide your kid with fancy ways to start off conversations and have interactions with other kids and adults, helping him to improve his self-confidence and sense of humor. So, if you are looking for a wholesome and hilarious way to entertain your kids and the whole family, scroll up and click the “ Add to Cart ” button right now!
Age
5-13
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
104 pages

Why to read

  • Encourages creative thinking and decision-making.
  • Provides hours of entertainment and laughter.
  • Helps in building social skills through interaction with others.
  • Supports language development and cognitive skills.