This book is EXCELLENT. A must have for those who work with young people. - Rated 
I am a part time youth worker working only 6 hrs a week. I sometimes find it hard to get conversations started within a group, especially when working with new groups or whilst out on detached. This book has turned this problem around, and if I am struggling for conversation I refer to the book and within no time I find that the ice has been broken. Not only does it work on young people, it works when working with any age group. I once had it with me whilst at my full time job, and during my break I was looking at the book. I read a few out to the person sat next to me, and the next thing I knew the entire office (20+ people aged 18 to 55) were captivated. Some of the discussions that I have had with the groups of young people I work with have been brilliant as well as amusing. The book has also given me the opportunity to gain an incite into how individuals think and also take basic communication to the next level. I would strongly recommend this book to any person that works with young people.
Some good, some not so good - Rated 
This book is interesting in that some of the questions really can provoke some interesting and lively debate and discussion particularly on those occasions when teenagers don't feel like talking! But having tested out other questions with family members the general opinion was that some are a bit too dumb or whacky for people to even bother gracing with a response, however, all in all it's a good little resource that shouldn't be overlooked.
A must have for any youth pastor, director or worker! - Rated
I purchased this book to use with my combined youth group of 7th to 12th graders. It is by far one of the best resources I have purchased. This book poses questions would you rather a or b and then the kids are to respond and tell why. This is the one book that consistently gets my youth talking. The discussion varies each time due to the various youth that are at an event. We have gotten off track on a number of questions due to the responses and then the youth wanting to respond to that etc. I recently lost my copy and will be purchasing a new one soon.
Kids need love - Build Relationships with this one - Rated
This handy pocket book provides a window into the minds of teenagers. Through fun, creative questions, kids become less guarded and begin to open up and share their values. Questions like "Would you rather be gossiped about or lied to?" get them thinking, debating, talking, and laughing. You'll want to keep a copy of this book any place you hang out with kids--in your office, at home, on trips, in your car. This is one resource you'll want for every member of your youth ministry team! Perfect to use for-- Ice breakers - Discussion starters - Community building = Wrestling with faith issues = or just for fun!
Great in the classroom - Rated 
Wihile substitute teaching in a junior high school, and waiting for an assembly to start the class asked to play "Would you rather..." This involved using the book and students volunteering to call out a number and then answer the would you rather... question. The biggest problem was having the class end before everyone got to answer a question.
Turnned out that this was normally a "reward" for hard work. It was very impressive and caused a great deal of comments, replies and interaction.
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