Brain-Boosting Riddles and Trick Questions for Kids: Fun Challenges to Enhance Problem-Solving Skills

MRF1962: We enjoy using this at family get togethers. It’s all adults, but we enjoy it.

United States on Jul 07, 2023

Joey G.: Great book to keep your little ones entertained!

United States on Jun 30, 2023

"proy5": If you have grandkids, this is a great book to use to get their minds going as they to figure out the answers, which gives you and them chances to discuss the subjects of the question. Great resource for parents too!

United States on May 21, 2023

sharon freise: My 11 year old niece always has new riddles for us at every holiday get together. She absolutely loved this Christmas gift I gave her.

United States on Jan 11, 2023

Zam: My daughter enjoyed this book and thought it was ‘cool’

United Kingdom on Dec 30, 2022

Saawliite: Good

United Kingdom on Nov 27, 2022

Amazon Customer: Gets the whole family thinking and brought us together also helped to get the kids away from their tablets and think out of the box and learn along the way improve their reading and vocabulary as they don’t enjoy reading books this is more engaging

United Kingdom on Dec 29, 2021

Angela Roberts: I looked at a few riddle books before choosing this one as a birthday present for my grandson. This book was good value for money and had a good selection of riddles ranging from easy to hard.

United Kingdom on Jan 17, 2021

Emma KilkellyEmma Kilkelly: Really pleased with this book, it's a nice size book, It's beautifully presented. Has fun cartoon illustrations throughout it. Each chapter is packed full of riddles that are intriguing and fun. The book has fun facts throughout it. I liked the style of the final chapter, un-jumbling letters to match the clue. Very happy with this, and it's great book to help children learn.

United Kingdom on Nov 11, 2020

AG: Forget my kid having fun with this book. I LOVE riddles and problem solving. There are great ones throughout this book, a wide variety of difficulty. I loved that they got increasingly more difficult and were divided into separate sections. Sometimes it would get annoying, accidentally swiping instead of linking to the answer. And I usually saw at least one or two other answers. And a handful of the links didn’t work. BUT those are minor gripes for such a large compilation. Such a weird sense of satisfaction when you get a hard one right and disbelief when you miss an “easy” one. Sometimes, I’d get upset if there were multiple right answers, and I wasn’t “right”. Like, there is something you can break even if you don’t touch it or pick it up, they say promise. I said heart. I would argue both are right. And sometimes, the wording was slightly off. Number 34 in the book says, “I have six letters, but if You were to remove ONE, then I become 12.” The answer actually happens to have those three letters in it. So I would have suggested writing the number 1 instead of spelling out the number. My favorite is probably “Why are 1995 pennies worth less than 2018...

United States on Oct 25, 2020