At a glance
- Who it's for
- Soccer-loving kids ages 8–12, and their families at Christmas
- Interests
- soccerChristmaswould you rather
- How it works
- Pick a side, mark the circle, defend your answer. Alone, one on one or with the whole family.
- Language
- English
About the book
Would you rather have Santa as your goalkeeper or a reindeer as your striker?
This Christmas edition of Soccer Would You Rather has 320 funny holiday questions: 300 soccer choices with a holiday twist and 20 illustrated Big Debate pages to color, plus an Advent countdown that runs from December 1 to Christmas Eve. Pick a side. Then defend it.
A game the whole family can play
Every question is a soccer choice with a holiday twist: snow day matches, strange gifts from Santa's workshop, the pressure of the holiday tournament and the big arguments at the dinner table. Boys and girls ages 8 to 12 can play alone, one on one or with the whole family, and every answer has a circle to mark so they can see if they change their minds next Christmas.
Inside, kids will find
- 300 Would You Rather questions in 10 themed sections, from Christmas Morning Kickoff to The Hard Part: New Year Edition
- 20 Big Debate pages with a scene to color for each side of the choice
- An Advent countdown page with a square for every day from December 1 to 24
- Six ways to play, including Christmas Dinner Mode and Guess My Answer
- A To and From gift page and a holiday player card to fill in
When the questions end, the tournament begins
The last pages turn the book into a family competition: a debate bracket for up to 8 players, a scoreboard, pages to write your own questions, New Year soccer goals and a Holiday Debate Champion certificate.
No real teams, no famous names, no screens. Just soccer, snow and impossible choices.
Because the best gifts are not the ones you unwrap fastest. They are the ones you keep talking about until New Year.
Look inside
Real pages from the book: illustrated Big Debates to color, holiday questions in 10 themed sections and an Advent countdown from December 1 to 24.
What kids learn
- Thinking through choices and explaining their answers
- Reading practice that feels like a holiday game
- A daily reading habit with the Advent countdown
- Talking and listening with the family, screen-free
Pick a side. Then defend it.
320 holiday questions
300 choices in 10 sections plus 20 Big Debates to color.
Made for debate
Every pick needs a “because…”.
Screen-free
No real teams, no famous names, no screens.
Advent countdown
One square a day from December 1 to Christmas Eve.
Book details
- Author
- Books4Sports
- Publisher
- Books4Sports (EditorialPoint22)
- ISBN-13
- 978-84-19517-74-6
- ISBN-10
- 8419517747
- Kindle ASIN
- B0HR85V4BR
- Pages
- 148
- Size
- 6 × 9 in
- Interior
- Black & white
- Language
- English
- Format
- Paperback · Kindle
Frequently asked questions
How do you play?
Read the question, pick one of the two options, mark the circle and explain why. Kids can play alone, one on one or with the whole family. The book explains six ways to play, including Christmas Dinner Mode and Guess My Answer.
How does the Advent countdown work?
There is a square for every day from December 1 to 24. Each square points to that day's questions; when kids have played them, they color in the snowflake.
What's inside?
300 Would You Rather questions in 10 holiday sections, 20 Big Debate pages to color, the Advent countdown, a To and From gift page, a holiday player card, a debate bracket for up to 8 players, a scoreboard, pages to write your own questions, New Year soccer goals and a Holiday Debate Champion certificate.
How is it different from Soccer Would You Rather (Ages 9–12)?
The Ages 9–12 book is the year-round edition, with 300+ questions about the World Cup, game day and more. This one is the holiday edition for ages 8–12: Christmas and winter questions, illustrated Big Debates to color, an Advent countdown and a family tournament at the end.
Is it a good gift?
Yes. It's a screen-free stocking stuffer for soccer kids ages 8–12, with a To and From page at the front. There is also a Kindle edition, without the pages to fill in.
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