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Book Review: Would You Rather? by Sheryl Green

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I received a free e-copy of Funny Kids Book by Sheryl Green which contains three separate books that she’s written. The second one I read is Knock Knock Jokes, which is the one I’m reviewing today:

Are you looking for screen-free entertainment for your kids? Search no more, Would You Rather for Kids is the ultimate game book for parties, road trips, sleepovers and more. This interactive book for kids includes more than 200 questions spread over 4 different levels that guarantees hours of fun for the whole family!In this book the most hilarious and witty answers are rewarded. Challenge your kids to see who can come up with the funniest and most creative explanations to win the game!

  • Over 200 silly, and thought provoking questions for the entire family.
  • A great family game to get your kids thinking and expressing themselves.
  • Clean, family-friendly and school appropriate humor
  • Perfect for classroom fun time!
  • Excellent conversation starter
  • Ideal travel game, works amazingly on long car rides
  • Kid tested!
  • The best kids activity book for boys and girls ages 6 to 12!

My Review

I chose to read this book after receiving a free e-copy from the author. All opinions in this review are my own and completely unbiased.

What a fun game book! This game has four sections of questions where a winner for each question is chosen by a designated judge. The four sections are:

  • The Land of Silly. Example: Would you rather live in a mushroom with the Smurfs or in a pineapple under the sea with SpongeBob SquarePants?
  • The Gross Challenge. Example: Would you rather eat your toenails or eat your ear wax? (YUCK)
  • The Fun Catch. Example: Would you rather visit the International Space Station or an underwater hotel?
  • The Impossible Choice. Example: Would you rather be the funniest person alive or the smartest person alive?

This is a great book for a family to enjoy together. It would be a lot of fun on a long road trip. It would also be good for when friends get together or even in the classroom.

About the Author

A mother of 4 beautiful children and content editor by trade, Sheryl Green set out to write children’s books that her own kids would love and enjoy.

Book Review: Knock Knock Jokes for Kids by Sheryl Green

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I received a free e-copy of Funny Kids Book by Sheryl Green which contains three separate books that she’s written. The second one I read is Knock Knock Jokes, which is the one I’m reviewing today:

200+ Silly jokes for kids ages 6 to 10


Knock Knock Jokes for Kids is chock-full of kid-friendly jokes that will keep your friends and family laughing out loud! Whether you’re stuck in the house or on a road trip, these jokes will have everyone cracking up.
This collection of jokes is hilarious, clean, and kid-friendly and includes over 200 knock-knock jokes. Knock Knock Jokes for Kids is certain to have every kid you know laughing out loud, snorting riotously, and generally gasping for air.

Knock-Knock Joke Book for Kids:

  • Is perfect for ages 6-10
  • Contains over 200 family-friendly jokes
  • Is great for holiday gift giving, birthday gifts, road trips, sleepovers, and parties
  • Has a compact paperback format that makes it easy to take anywhere
  • Features cute illustrations for added fun

Keep laughing, learning, and reading for hours with this massive book of jokes for kids.

My Review

I chose to read this book after receiving a free e-copy from the author. All opinions in this review are my own and completely unbiased.

There are a LOT of knock knock jokes in this book that kids will enjoy for a long time. My grandson is almost old enough for knock knock jokes, and I’m looking forward to reading these to him. I know he’ll get a kick out of them! Some of the jokes are old, but there are many that I hadn’t heard before that made me giggle.

This is a great book for a family to enjoy together. It would be a lot of fun on a long road trip.

About the Author

A mother of 4 beautiful children and content editor by trade, Sheryl Green set out to write children’s books that her own kids would love and enjoy.