Try Not to Laugh Challenge Would You Rather? Campfire Edition: A Camping-Themed Interactive & Family Friendly Question Game for Boys, Girls, Kids, Tweens & Teens Paperback – Large Print, May 22, 2020

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Perfect for Campfire & S'more Time!We brought the Would You Rather? Campfire Edition on our family camping trip and it was an absolute hit! It’s the perfect mix of silly, creative, and thought-provoking questions that had everyone—from kids to adults—laughing and debating long after the fire died down.The questions are family-friendly but still entertaining for grown-ups, which is a huge plus. It made s’mores time even more fun and helped fill that “what do we do now?” gap after dinner. I loved seeing my kids use their imaginations and even the shy ones opened up quickly.Highly recommend for camping trips, backyard fire pits, or even just cozy nights at home. It’s compact, easy to throw in a bag, and guaranteed to spark conversation and laughs.10/10 campfire companion! 🔥🍫🏕️

Bought this book for my child for her class trip out of state to a week long leadership camp. Kept her and her friends entertained on the bus ride as well as cabin time at night. She loved it. Highly recommended.

I got this as a gift for my camping loving 7 year old nephew. He could loved reading the jokes as we sat around the campfire in the evening. It kept him and the whole crew entertained and having fun.

I gave this book to my grandson when I went to visit on spring break. When we had downtime in the hotel room, I brought it out and asked a few of the questions. The next day when again we had some downtime in the hotel, my grandson grabbed the book of his own accord and started asking questions. We laughed so hard, and sometimes argued the merit of one option or the other. Great book. Lots of fun. Bet it would be awesome on a Scout campout!

Daughter loves it! very cute! It’s paperback

These kind of books are perfect for camping with grandkids. Takes up a lot of fun time and you laugh so much here you are.

This book is fine but the « try not to laugh » challenge isn’t really accurate. They’re not overly funny questions so after a while it gets kind of boring. Maybe better for kids.

Even our 13 year old teenager lauged so much, this book made for a great family camp night.