Joe Shooman

Would You Rather? (eBook, ePUB)

The Perfect Family Game Book For Kids (6-12) and Grown-Up Kids Alike! Filled With Hilarious Choices, Mind-Blowing Situations and Ridiculous Challenges

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The perfect festive game to get the whole family involved this Christmas! ✔All material appropriate for children and adults alike! ✔ Beautiful illustrated pocket-size book ✔ An ice-breaker for family gatherings, festive parties and summer holidays abroad or at home! ✔ As fun a game over Zoom as it is in person! ✓ Bring your sense of humour, as there are over 200 ridiculous, thoughtful, hilarious and inventive questions to answer... ✔ Organise the family into teams and play as a scored game, or just for fun, to suit your needs! ✔ Guaranteed to excite childrens' imaginations, and to get grown-ups talking ✔ Definitely better than Richard Herring's book! **Would you rather...** Look ten years older from the neck up, or from the neck down? **Would you rather...** Have everyone always be able to read what you're thinking, or always be able to see what you're doing? **Would you rather...** Lose the ability to lie, or have to believe everything you hear? Get stuck in with friends and family to think your way through over 200 mind-bending, side-splitting hypothetical dilemmas. Guaranteed to split opinions and get everyone talking - and laughing - at your Christmas party, family gathering or festive get-together!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: LAPA Publishers
• Seitenzahl: 192
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781789464405
• Artikelnr.: 60143286

Autorenporträt

Joe Shooman has written words on music, entertainment, sport, news and crisps for many national newspapers and magazines over the years, and worked in radio as a presenter, producer and reporter. He is contributor to the legendary Viz comic and is the author of numerous books on musicians, punk, Internet culture and more. He once was sacked from his newspaper column for hiding rude messages about his team's rivals in the text. He lives on the smudgy border, and contrary to popular rumours, does not like to move it, move it.