This book was fun to read. Its actually a game to be played on Christmas with your family and friends. The questions being asked would more than likely make you think about the answer. When reading I was asking myself the questions. I had to laugh at my answers. The questions are funny so more than likely the answers would be funny. So play the game at anytime, not just on christmas.

I received a free copy of the book and is voluntarily writing a review

I played this with my children and they loved it. We were laughing at so many questions and our answers. This is a great addition to any holiday gathering. So much fun!

Super cute book/game of Would You Rather: Christmas edition. I can’t wait to play this with my family. It would be great for Christmas Eve or any larger get together. I like the variety or questions and I feel like it’s a great way to learn what your loved ones love about Christmastime.

This book takes the game "Would You Rather" and turns it into a fun educational reading and writing game to play around the holidays. The book starts by explaining the game play, which includes the rules and how winners are chosen. Then there are 5 rounds with 20 questions each, all related to a topic. Players have 1 minute to write a reason for their answer and the judge chooses a winner. I could definitely see playing this game with family members at Christmas time or playing it in my classroom with my grade 3 students. It is a lot of fun and a great way to trick kids into having to read and write while having fun! This book is definitely on my Christmas list! I would recommend this book to parents of children in the age 5-12 range. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book!

If you ever need something to keep a group busy during a car ride or to add some fun to a family get-together, this book will provide lots of entertainment! I love the different question categories that range from your favourite Christmas movies, treats, and holiday activities. This is definitely a book that can be enjoyed at any age. If you are looking for some inspiration for a holiday game, this one has a wealth of questions for your next round of would you rather.

The kids love to play Would You Rather and these Christmas questions are no exception.sorry These will be perfect for our long drive out of town for our holiday travels!

I played a bunch of these with my kids, and they absolutely loved them! I can’t wait for it to be Christmas so we can do some more.

My kids LOVE these books! They offer such a great opportunity to have a fun conversation with my kids!

What a fun way to wrap up the day or lesson with elementary students, or for parents to add some conversation to the dinner table.

Some questions will help everyone know each other better ; some are just plain silly.

I will definitely be using this in my classroom in December :-)

I received an advanced copy of this book from Netgalley. We enjoyed the questions and overall thought it would make a great road trip question game or a family game night book

It's not exactly the season for this type of book, so I had to set the mood. Hot cocoa, fireplace video, and some yuletide jazz was a perfect addition to this cute little family date night.

The books was an easy read, filled with activities for the whole family, and gave us a rather nice peek into what each of our littles might be most looking forward to as well as who they are at their core. I did have to explain some of the things, like regifting or why someone might return a gift, but in the end it triggered a little conversation about how things like that come about.

If nothing else, this book was fun and helped plan the holidays a bit early. So, it's a decent stress buster in multiple ways. ;)

I love a good game of would you rather and a Christmas version is extra fun. Great for last day of class or a family get together. Enjoyed this book a lot.

Some of the categories and questions are funnier than others, but reading through with my kids brought about lots of giggles and laughter. I’ll definitely revisit this game at my holiday dinners in December.

This fulfills the mission of creating holiday games with the Would You Rather series. This is absolutely Christmas related and will provide hours of amusement for the kiddies and the parents. I can see this being a lot of fun. This might well motivate me to create some Hanukah Holiday Fun with the theme of Would You Rather. So, this "formula format" can be a lot of fun, not just for the text provided in the present book, but as a template for creating your own Would You Rather fun. So, would you rather read more of my thoughts or would you rather write your own Would You Rather for your family?

Great stocking suffer idea for children over the age of 8. Cute and silly questions to keep them entertained.

I received an ARC of, Would You Rather? Christmas Edition, by Lindsey Daly. I cant wait to play would you rather with my family this Christmas