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The Would You Rather...? series has become a genuine phenomenon, with books, calendars, board games, a DVD hosted by Howie Mandel, and radio shows. Showcasing Justin Heimberg and David Gomberg’s hilariously absurd propositions, this entry is another title designed specifically for young readers. Following the success of Would You Rather...? Gross Out, this new title in the series is the perfect way to get reluctant young readers not just reading, but also talking about what they''ve read — as well as laughing out loud! Perfectly appropriate for the ages 8 to 15, yet absolutely in line with the tastelessness they embrace, Would You Rather...? Weird, Wild, and Wacky is one of the weirdest, wildest, and wackiest book written expressly for young readers. Filled with the kind of imaginative, edgy, but family-friendly humor children love, it is a perfect party game or may be enjoyed alone for solitary chuckles.

Girls rule - just ask any teenage girl! And now, there's an edition of Would You Rather...? written especially with the tastes, trends, whims, fads, follies, and cultural icons of young girls in mind. Boldly going where no other title in the series has gone, Would You Rather...? BFF is packed with over 300 burning questions that only a female tween or teen can adequately answer (or possibly even comprehend): Hot Topic or Deb? Chase or Ed? Edward or Jacob? Archuleta or Cook? Abercrombie or Fitch? Eat breakfast or skip breakfast? Ideal for slumber parties or after-school gabfests, the book can also be enjoyed alone or as part of a heart-to-heart with a special friend. Though laugh-out-loud funny, these deceptively silly and simple questions are the perfect way for readers to get to know their friends (even their BFFs), and themselves, a little better.

Filled with the kind of imaginative, edgy, but family-friendly humor children love, Would You Rather . . .? Wonderfully Weird is an all-new edition to the the stomach-churning, laugh-inducing line that began with the American Library Association's Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers Would You Rather...? Gross Out.Whether read alone or used in a group as a party game, writing exercise, or icebreakers, the questions of Would You Rather...? Wonderfully Weird will have readers giggling and gagging as they have too much fun to notice they're building their reading, comprehension, and cognition skills.Would you rather... Play with Dog poo-scented Play Doh OR a Lite-Brite made with shards of broken glass?Would you rather... wear starched and ironed underwear for a month or use poison-ivy as toilet paper once?Would you rather... only be able to move forward while jumping rope OR only be able to eat while wearing a baby's bib?

There are hundreds of online companies that will do your homework for you - at a price. But will they write ANY essay you request? Only the WORST of these horrible companies were employed in the composition of Mindsploitation. A GREAT DEAL of money was wasted ACROSS THE GLOBE to commission what may be the dumbest collection of ridiculous assignments in HUMAN HISTORY.What does it say about our society that we can buy a quick custom eulogy for our grandmother, or pay to have a love poem for a mistress prepared by a stranger at the click of a button? How entitled is a culture that keeps these services afloat? Mindsploitation uses such questions as a launching pad for wildly entertaining comedic exchanges. The 50 assignments in this book hilariously explore self-help, spirituality, family, health, diet, pop culture, love, and more.

The greatest "can you find it" book ever wasn't technologically possible until now. Using MagicView, a proprietary technology for hiding and revealing images in print, readers must follow the clues that appear in this book to know where -- and how -- to place the Spirit Glass decoder to bring unseen images to light. Pressing the clear MagicView lens, here called "The Spirit Glass," over the page and positioning it correctly can reveal up to eight images in one space -- superimposed on each other, but revealed as separate and distinct images when the lens is rotated. In 13 imaginative spreads, readers will use the Spirit Glass to find ten ghosts in a haunted house, seek out nine skeletons hidden in a graveyard, uncover hidden messages in invisible spider webs and much, much more!

When Jay Winnick receives a mysterious blank piece of paper in the mail, he doesn't think much of it. After all, it's not such a weird thing to a kid who routinely subdues poltergeists, fends off deadly apparitions, and otherwise meddles in the affairs of the undead.Plus, there's nothing even on the paper...Soon, that "nothing” thrusts Jay into the most perilous quest of his young ghost-hunting life, a paranormal puzzle involving spirit boards, crop circles, an ancient secret order, and just about every ghost type in the Encyclopedia of the Paranormal.At least he's not alone. Joining Jay on his quest are his best friends and fellow ghost hunters: Danni, a forensics expert and lover of all things disgusting; Pam, a psychic of dubious ability at best; and Brian, a closet brainiac and nerd who lives a double life disguised as a dumb jock who just happens to be the most popular kid in school.Together, Jay and his friends must find the key that will unlock a mystical artifact that holds the power to control the spirit world. At stake is nothing less than the balance between life and death.

This giant compendium of Would You Rather...? questions carefully selected from the author's "oeuvre" along with selection of new questions created just for this volume stands as the authors' masterwork. Sure to appeal both to Would You Rather...? scholars as well as the casual fan, "Would You Rather...? Anthology" is the stocking stuffer that will send holiday shoppers in search of a bigger stocking and recipients in search of weight training classes. What began as the musings of two recent college graduates in search of gainful employment spawned first a book, then a series of books, a publishing house, a political movement, and ultimately a complete lifestyle. Even surviving the backlash of David Gomberg's now-infamous "Would You Rather...? is more popular than The Beatles now" quote of 2004, the timeless nature and simple joys of Would You Rather...? have transcended the confines of popular culture to become an institution.

This all-new volume is absolutely crammed with the completely tasteless - yet entirely age-appropriate - questions of which the younger set of fans can't get enough. Educators and librarians alike put aside their queasiness to praise the Would You Rather . . . ? books aimed at youthful readers for getting the most resistant audience not just reading, but discussing what they've read-stealthily letting grown-ups be sure of comprehension. As a gateway book for reluctant readers, this new collection sparks the imagination, building the literacy and reasoning skills that will serve young people will when they select their next (and next, and next, and next) book.

Whether read alone or used in a group as a party game, writing exercise, or icebreakers, the questions of Would You Rather...? Terrifically Twisted will have readers giggling and gagging as they have too much fun to notice they're building their reading, comprehension, and cognition skills.

This gritty guide shows both locals of and visitors to San Francisco what to do and where to stay, eat, and drink without breaking the bank. Cult fave Broke-Ass Stuart uncovers the city''s secrets for the young, the beautiful, and the broke. They range from free Saturday BBQs every summer; to happy hours that up the ante to two-for-one; and even to the elusive Tamale Lady, who usually finds her customers rather than vice versa. Stuart thoughtfully includes photos and maps.

Would you rather fight Mike Tyson or talk like him? Would you rather be a Siamese twin connected at the soles of your feet or at the lips? These are just two of the burning questions asked in this new entry in the best-selling series. Containing more than 120 previously unseen illustrations depicting quirky quagmires and crazy quandaries, this book can be read alone or played with others as a game. The witty artwork helps readers visualize each absurdity. Laugh-out-loud funny and filled with pop references, this book is also deceptively thought-provoking.

Why pay that hefty fee to see the Statue of Liberty up close when you can do it for free? Why shell out good money for a happy-hour hamburger when zero is your preferred price? Of course, some things in New York are worth paying for — like the city’s tastiest street food, or the smoothies from that little-known bicycle-powered smoothie machine in Brooklyn. These are just a few of the treats this book reveals for the “young, broke, and beautiful” crowd. Based on the underground hit and "Best Local Zine" (San Francisco Bay Guardian), Broke-Ass Stuart''s Guide to Living Cheaply in New York gives the low-down on the best of the Big Apple’s cheap eats, drinks, buys, and more in the witty, gritty, anecdotal style that made the zine on which the series is based an underground smash.

The Would You Rather… series has become a genuine phenomenon, with books, calendars, board games, a DVD hosted by Howie Mandel, and radio shows. There''s even a television show in the works. Showcasing Justin Heimberg and David Gomberg’s hilariously absurd propositions, this entry is the first in the series designed specifically for young readers. Featuring new illustrations depicting deranged dilemmas and crazy choices that are sure to stretch budding imaginations, typical entries tap youngsters’ penchant for the wacky and the gross. They include “Would you rather…burp the sound of a machine gun or cough the sound of bagpipes?” and “Would you rather…sleep a night on a bed covered in peanut butter or next to a humidifier full of spit? Would You Rather…? for Kids is perfect for everyone from reluctant readers to comic book fans to creative and thoughtful bookworms. Playable alone or in a group, it’s ideal as well for children who like a good belly laugh or who enjoy playing games.

With photographs, this title celebrates the nude female form.

This is the "Would You Rather...?" book for which audiences have been asking. The authors' trademark imagination and humor are on display in this no-holds-barred assortment of devilish dilemmas. The perfect icebreaker, "Would You Rather...?: The Dirty Version" captures the sexual, the seedy, the sardonic, and the silly in the unique tone that has made the "Would You Rather...?" series popular with readers of all ages.

Would You Rather…?: Trippin'' Edition continues in the series’ tradition of pondering the most absurd and implausible questions imaginable. Perfect for road trips and parties, it’s jam-packed with pop culture references and irreverent humor, and the thought-provoking questions make perfect ice-breakers — the responses given can provide remarkable insights into the minds of others. This pocket-size book is also an entertaining way to kill time when riding in the subway or waiting for the dentist.

Gather your besties and find out what they're really thinking in this all-new collection of questions designed to let readers know how their friends and feel about boys, music, school, television, fashion, and more! Would you rather . . . guest-star playing a talentless nerd on Glee or a dead body on The Vampire Diaries? Would you rather . . . have an iPad with permanently attached Dora the Explorer skin or a DS that could only play "educational" games? Would you rather . . . dress like Katy Perry or Lady Gaga?

Hot on the heels of the first two volumes, "Kendoku: Extreme" shows that when it comes to mind-bendingly difficult logic/arithmetic puzzles, too much is never enough! Combining the logic of Sudoku with the math play of KenKen, Kendoku's rules are simple enough: The puzzles, either 6x6 or 9x9, look like Killer Sudoku games but in addition to numbers, players also must contend with math operators (+ - ) within "fences" on the puzzle. The total at the top left of the fenced area is arrived at by using the operator on all the numbers within the fenced area. The solution is a valid Sudoku solution. But unlike in Killer Sudoku, in Kendoku numbers are allowed to be repeated within a fenced area as long as the result doesn't break the rules for a valid Sudoku.