Evelyn McFarlane

The authors give us questions to ask ourselves. Their purpose is to expose the remarkable features of lives, exploring our limits. 500 provocative questions, illuminated with compelling black-and-white photographs. "Our answers to these queries reflect our priorities, define our limits, and probe the the boundaries of who we truly are." No attempt apparently made to unite threads, organize topics, or husband these fields of reflection. Fascinating. Of course, Questions must be questioned.

I really love the "If" books. The authors have found the perfect balance in the questions: They are complex enough to make you think hard and catch you off guard, yet they are still "family safe" enough that you don't have to reveal all your darkest secrets to those you are playing the game with. I also enjoy these on my own - They trigger all sorts of memories and introspective explorations.

It is a great book to spark debate among your friends. It really gets your thinking.

Another great book to inspire debate and fun. Great for small parties.