WOULD YOU RATHER? SILVER
Nonfiction, Trivia, Fun & Games
5*****

Blurb: Start lively conversations with these nostalgia-filled “Would You Rather?” questions for seniors! Take a trip down memory lane with entertaining “Would You Rather?” questions that invite you to play, remember, and imagine. Would You Rather? Nostalgia Edition is a game designed to challenge and engage readers of a certain age with questions that spark memories, laughter, and conversation. Would you rather sing along to Elvis or the Beatles? Would you rather watch Babe Ruth set his all-time home run record or Hank Aaron break it? Would you rather find meat loaf in your TV dinner or Salisbury steak? Only you can decide! These fun-filled pages 160+ “Would You Rather?” Keep your mind sharp with these thought-provoking, funny scenarios.A deep dive into Relive moments from your life through this entertaining memory game for seniors.Great conversation starters: Reminisce about topics including entertainment, history, sports, everyday life, and more.Fun for multiple Seniors can reminisce while younger generations can learn about their seniors’ lives—a perfect activity for older parents.Easy-to-read format for senior Large-print questions make the game accessible to all readers.
Your answers will turn this book into a delightful activity—one that will stir your memory, ignite your imagination, and remind you of moments that make you smile.

THOUGHTS: This is a fun book that is presented as a game, but also works as just a conversation starter. For instance, would you rather have Tang or Ovaltine? The book is divided into “trivia” sections like Entertainment, history, sports, around the world, inventions and innovations, food, adventures, and everyday life. There are over 160 prompts. I also liked that, even though I had the e-book version, the font is larger so that it wasn’t hard to read — a necessity for some older readers. For this type of book, though, I would really recommend a physical book. But either way, it’s a fun read and entertaining.

Definitely recommended.

Disclosure of Material: I received a final and/or advanced reader copy of this book with the hope that I will leave my unbiased opinion. I was not required to leave a review, positive or otherwise, and my opinions are just that… My Opinions. I am posting this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising” Thanks to Zeitgeist and Netgalley for providing this ARC.