How it works
These would you rather books cards are choices only a reader argues about: how you read, which story you would live in, and what you would do with a library to yourself. No book or author is named.
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Six topics for readers
Reading habits, Inside a story, Characters, Libraries and bookshops, Writing your own and Impossible books hold 10 cards each. Hard holds 13 where both sides cost something, such as Give up fiction for a year or give up true stories for a year.
At a book club or a library meetup
Deal one card while people arrive. A room split on Be best friends with the villain or be enemies with the hero will still be arguing when the meeting starts.
Tips
- Press Easy for 25 lighter cards, such as Taste the food in books or smell the places in books.
Questions and answers
What are some would you rather questions about books?
Start with Have a library at home or have a bookshop at the end of your street, then try Know every ending before you start or never reread a book for a longer argument.
Are these book questions all right for kids?
Yes. Every card is clean and names no book, author or brand. The Easy cards and Impossible books suit younger readers best.
Can I print them?
Yes. When a round ends, press Print these for all 60 as slips to cut apart, or press a topic first to print only its 10 cards.