I read this with my boys, ages 6 and 7. I also have a niece who is 11 and a nephew, age 9, and they enjoy the Would You Rather junior books as well. It's perfect for wholesome humor, with a bit of gross factor (would you rather eat a lollipop covered in ants, would you rather eat dog food) but nothing too disturbing.

I recommend this for kids who like joke books, striving readers, and families who are looking for a fun conversation starter. This would be a hit at schools and libraries!

What a fun, silly book! Our family with 4-6yr old boys, loved this book.

It’s a great way to connect with each other without screens. We have enjoyed reading the questions at the random times when we are waiting - pickup line, appointments, dinner table, etc.

We have read all the way the way through, and now scroll to random pages and pick one for fun to read - it always gets a lot of laughs.

I read the kindle version - I do think it would have been nice if there were more photos or pictures tying back to the questions.

Overall, a really fun read though- going to buy extras for elementary school friends birthdays.

Huge thank you to Zeitgeist | Z Kids and NetGalley for the ARC of this fun book!

I really like the questions asked in this book: they encourage thought and creativity, and can lead to fun discussions. That being said, I think it would work better for me as an app or card game instead of a book.

Another delightful addition to the Would You Rather? series. My kids and students love discussing their choices. All of us truly get the giggles as we read the questions and discuss our choices.

These are fun would you rathers, I'd say even for adults. Yes, they're silly but I bet they would keep anyone busy and might even spark some interesting discussions. I like that the book is divided into categories: the best food ever, amazing animals, fantasy friends and fun, silly every day, and this is my world. I think this would be a perfect way to entertain bored kids on a road trip.

Would You Rather? Super Silly Edition, Goofy Questions To Make You Giggle, is a fun filled question based book to make you laugh. It features a myriad of silly questions that make the perfect family conversation starter. A lovely little book to get your family talking.

My students love would you rather movement breaks. I love this book because I could use it to make my own would you rather questions for specific lessons in the library. I also think the students would love this book because it’s funny! I cannot tell you how many times students take out joke books then want to tell me all the jokes they read. Some of the questions are great for discussions with peers. I would recommend this to students and teachers grade 1 and up.

My boys loved reading this book! SO many good questions - we would read them at dinner and have pretty funny conversations. I definitely recommend for families.

Thank you to the publisher for an advanced copy. Opinions are my own.

This is a really fun Would you rather book. The questions are funny and some are really silly. The best part are the gross questions be wise kids love gross. As a speech pathologist I can use many of these to expand conversation, critical thinking and talk about different types of bugs or foods to exchange with the “would you rather” questions. It’s also broken down into foods, animals and fantasy friends and fun.

Would You Rather? Junior: Super Silly Edition! By Zeitgeist was a such a fun time!
My kids absolutely loved reading this book.
I will definitely be buying more of these.

This is a great addition to the Would You Rather books collection! It is full of funny and silly questions appropriate for younger children.

4.5 ⭐️

It's a cute funny book that asks you questions of what you would either be, eat, or do. Great for kids 5 to 8 years old. I could see kids laughing and having so much fun with this book.

Tentative Publication Date:
February 11, 2025

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My 9yr old and I enjoyed going through all the silly and sometimes disgusting would you rather scenarios. This book has a missed opportunity for interesting typography.

My 6 year old loves these books. We do them at bedtime and he always asks “do you have any more ‘would you rather’s?” Silly and fun and thought provoking.

This super silly edition of the would you rather series for kids is so fun, not only for the kids but for adults too. The book gives over 200 questions with two options for the readers to choose from. The clever and creative choices ranged from pretty basic questions to super silly and creative options.
As a parent of 4 elementary age kiddos this book was such a fun way to start conversations with my kids and get to know them better. We shared our choices and dove into why we made the choice we did, which was so interesting for me to hear their reasoning and logic.
As an elementary school librarian, this book is super helpful because I use would you rather questions as a fun way to take attendance. Instead of saying here the students give their choice of the two options. The more silly the question the more they love it and I had been struggling to come up with more creative options. This book will last for the whole school year!
Huge thank you to Zeitgeist | Z Kids and NetGalley for the ARC of this fun book!

This was a really fun book!! We used it during a road trip and it invited a lot of fun conversations and laughs.

This was so much fun! Highly recommend to read this with kiddos! Great time! The illustrations are so fun too!

My son , who is 9 and I absolutely love the would you rathers! Some of them were silly, some disgusting and others just had us giggling. My 4 year old enjoyed some of them too! We completed some of them at the dinner table and some before bed. We enjoyed these for sure !

My five year old son absolutely loves playing would you rather! He has so much fun with this book! I loved that the choices weren’t really disgusting like a some books. This one was just fun! Things like would you rather eat only red food or only purple are fun and age appropriate! Definitely a fun book for young kids!

Would you Rather are great ways to get students talking. Even as a 4th grade teacher these are cute ways to get everyone in the classroom to get to know each other. The good ones are especially great for all kids.