The Anti-Boredom Book of Brilliant Outdoor Things to Do

Have fun and stay busy outside with loads of games, quizzes, challenges, and activities.

Even though real life is filled with plenty of action, sometimes you find yourself sitting around the house bugging your parents, re-watching old television shows, or with a couple hours with nothing planned. This book is perfect for those times when you don't have anything to do and want to get outside. It’s jam packed with witty jokes, mind-boggling puzzles and challenges, wacky ideas, silly questions, fun quizzes, and interesting lists. With more than a hundred different activities, it's guaranteed to keep you amused for ages!

The Anti-Boredom Book of Brilliant Outdoor Things to Do is divided into various themes with lots of different things to do for each one. There are creative activities, items to choose and score, riddles to solve, games, and loads of funny stuff! Some of those things include:
 

• How to design and build an outdoor fort
• Plan a picnic 
• How to make a giant bubble wand
• Photo challenges 
• How to use a map and compass
• Easy to spot constellations 
• How to hunt for fossils at the beach 
• How to make an obstacle course
• Nature themed puns
• How to make a snow maze
• And more!

So sharpen up your imagination, gather your friends and family, head outside, and get ready to never be bored again!

Andy Seed won the 2015 Blue Peter book award for his non-fiction collection of facts, jokes, and wordplay, The Silly Book of Side-Splitting Stuff, and now also writes fiction and poetry with the emphasis on fun. After appearing on The Alan Titchmarsh Show, Andy wrote a series of nostalgic memoirs for adults about his days as a young teacher in the Dales, with the first, All Teachers Great and Small, described by the Daily Mail as "heart-warming and hilarious." Andy spends much of his time promoting reading for pleasure in schools across the UK, where his memorable and dramatic visits create a huge enthusiasm for books. He is a table tennis enthusiast, a Manchester United fan, and a haphazard gardener. Visit his website at www.andyseed.com. He lives in Gloucestershire.