Riddles for Kids Quotes

“There is a word in the English language that follows the rules bellow: a. The first two letters indicate a man. b. The first three letters indicate a woman. c. The first four letters refer to a brave man. d. The entire word refers to a brave woman.”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“Why are 1995 pennies worth less than 2018 pennies?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“You have entered a town where there are only two barbers. They are on opposite sides of the street. The barber on the right has a bald patch on his head. The barber on the left has shiny and well-done hair without a single bald patch. Which barber do you choose?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“Some people love me, especially those who are young. Other people dislike me, especially those who are old. I may be hard to forget, but I am sometimes hard to remember. If you do remember me, then you bring many people together to get to know me. But, whether you remember me or not, I am always present year after year. What am I?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“There were three doctors. They all said that Mark is their brother. But Mark has no brothers. How did that happen?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“A father wanted to reward one of his three children with lots of gold! So, he gave them a test. He gave them a small amount of money and told them to buy something that could fill up an entire room. Susan, the eldest, bought lots of straw, but it wasn’t enough to fill up the room. John, the middle child, bought water, but he was still not able to fill the room. Peter, the youngest, bought two items and he successfully filled the entire room with something. The father gave him the gold. What two things did Peter buy?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“A man was using a car when he stopped at a hotel. He then said that he had no more money left. After a few more stops, he shouted in joy, “I now have so much money with me!” How did that happen?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“A professor said that all she needed were the three primary colors of red, yellow, and green to make many other colors. She was wrong. Why is that?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“Two men approached a river but found only one single-person boat on the shore. However, they were both able to cross the river. How did that happen?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“I am really useful to you if you want to get to the result. You need me to look for things and you need me to measure things as well. If you take away the last two letters in my word, then I become a piece of wood. What am I?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“A young boy capitalized the first letter of a word and turned it from an object into a language. How did that happen?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“There were two cars driving on the same road. Both started at the same time - 2:00. One car was heading north while the other car was heading south. Each car was moving in the direction toward the other car. Yet, they did not crash into each other. How is that possible?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“A young man went to the king to ask for his help. The king said that he will help the young man, but only under one condition. Two pieces of paper were shown to the man. Under one was the word “YES” and under other was the word “NO.” In front of a large crowd, the young man needed to pick the “YES” paper. The young man knew that the king was sly and that both papers contained the word “NO.” But, the young man still got the king’s help. How was he able to do that?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“You find yourself locked in a bathroom. The tap is running, and water is quickly filling up the bathtub. Eventually, water will fill the room. You find that the handles to the tap have come off. The doors and windows are locked.”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“A man walked all day but only moved 2 feet. How is that possible?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“What are the two things that you can never have for breakfast?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“A dog is tied to a leash that is 5 feet long. There is a bowl of delicious food 30 feet away. The dog still manages to reach the food. How did that happen?”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped

“Sometimes I cry and sometimes I laugh. I can be a superhero and I can also be a supervillain. I can even be the President! But who I am is left to the imagination. Who am”
― Brett Williams, Riddles for Kids: 150 Riddles and Brain Teasers That Will Leave Kids and Their Families Stumped