The Book of Stupid Questions

by Tom Weller

From Personal Private Collection. May 1988 First Printing. Paperback. No creases or marks on spine & cover, binding is good and tight, pages are clean and intact, Tiny shelve wear on cover. Bright colors and in very good condition. No writing inside book. If you would like a pic just let me know.

Genres: Humor, Reference, Nonfiction

132 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1988

Reviews

[Stephen · Rating 1 out of 5]

1.0 to 1.5 stars. I first read this as a teenager and remember thinking it was funny so when I came across a used copy on Amazon I bought it. BIG MISTAKE!! Read through it and didn't laugh. Heck, I didn't even smile. Bottom-line, the Book of Stupid questions is EXACTLY that!!!

[Savannah Schneider · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read "The Book of Stupid Questions" and it's a book with 113 stupid questions. My favorites were,
"You are driving on a steep mountain road when a dog suddenly darts in front of your car. There's no time to break, and if you swerve to miss it, you will plunge of a steep cliff. What would you use to clean the blood off your chrome?" "You are invited to a lavish party that is filled with glamorous, exciting, famous people. Why do you suppose they invited you?" "Dining at a friend's house, you find a dead rat in your Jello. Which fork should you use?" I'd recommend this book to anyone with a sense of humor because this book is more of a comedy.

[Bridget · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is another great book that my mom found at a rummage sale. It was worth every penny. It doesn't have a plot; it is more for entertainment purposes. Every pages has a different weird, or odd question in it such as "#46, Is it worse when you try to go up a step that's not there and hit thin air or when you try to go down a step that's not there and hit the floor?" Or "#47, Have you ever french kissed your dog?" I loved reading this book it is a very fast and easy read. I think anyone over the age of 12 would enjoy if they like odd books, or want a good laugh.

[Mariah Hansen · Rating 4 out of 5]

"The Book of Stupid Questions" is an easy read. If you are ever looking for an icebreaker at a party, read some of these questions. I would recommend this book to anyone in middle school and up. I enjoyed this book a lot. It made me chuckle at times "If you had to eat a crayon out of a box of sixty-four which color would it be?" This book is also good for people who really don’t like to read. You can get a good laugh and it’s not that hard to read. I would rate this book at a 4.