Would You?: Questions to Challenge Your Beliefs Evelyn McFarlane and James Saywell

Product Description The authors of the bestselling If . . . series have innovated a fresh new spin on their trademark questions. Would You? offers more than one hundred pairs of thought-provoking questions designed to explore and test our priorities and values. ¸ Would you cheat on an exam? Would you write your child's college entrance essay? ¸ Would you be able to forgive your child anything at all? Would you be able to forgive your mate anything at all? ¸ Would you live within twenty miles of a nuclear reactor? Would you work in a nuclear power plant on a daily basis? These 250 delicately calibrated questions confront head-on what we stand for and what we value--and what stakes we'd sacrifice for those beliefs. With the same insight and wit that have made the If . . . series and How Far Will You Go? wildly and enduringly popular, Would You? is an endlessly fascinating exercise, a penetrating look into our moral and ethical selves. Review Question your values. From the Inside Flap The authors of the bestselling If . . . series have innovated a fresh new spin on their trademark questions. Would You? offers more than one hundred pairs of thought-provoking questions designed to explore and test our priorities and values. ¸ Would you cheat on an exam? Would you write your child's college entrance essay? ¸ Would you be able to forgive your child anything at all? Would you be able to forgive your mate anything at all? ¸ Would you live within twenty miles of a nuclear reactor? Would you work in a nuclear power plant on a daily basis? These 250 delicately calibrated questions confront head-on what we stand for and what we value--and what stakes we'd sacrifice for those beliefs. With the same insight and wit that have made the If . . . series and How Far Will You Go? wildly and enduringly popular, Would You? is an endlessly fascinating exercise, a penetrating look into our moral and ethical selves. From the Back Cover Question your values. About the Author Evelyn McFarlane was born in Brooklyn and grew up in San Diego. She received a degree in architecture from Cornell University and has worked in New York and Boston as an architect. She now lives in Florence, Italy. In addition to writing, she paints and lectures on architecture for the Elderhostel programs in Florence. James Saywell was born in Canada and lived in Asia as a child. Besides questions, he designs buildings and furniture. He divides his time among the United States, Italy, and Hong Kong.