From Dr Gareth Moore, the bestselling author of over 35 puzzle books, comes the world's most comprehensive collection of logical puzzles, covering all major types. It has everything from Sudoku and Kakuro through to Hanjie and Slitherlink, plus a whole lot more besides such as Tapa, Fences, Yajilin, Nurikabe, Fillomino and many, many others. All of the puzzles use pure logic, requiring no language or cultural knowledge to solve, so the book is suitable for everyone.
Fun and addictive, these puzzles offer a fantastic mental workout. Each of the more than 60 types of puzzle is presented with full instructions in seven carefully graded difficulty levels, from Beginner right through to Master, so whatever your experience you'll find the perfect challenge.
Dr Gareth Moore is the internationally bestselling author of a wide range of puzzle and brain-training books, with total sales in excess of 5 million copies worldwide. His books for adults include The Whodunnit Puzzle Book, Spydle, The Ordnance Survey Puzzle Book, The Mindfulness Puzzle Book, The Mammoth Book of New Sudoku, The Great British Puzzle Book and The Times Atlas of the World Puzzle Book, while his books for children include the million-selling Clever Kids series. He is also the creator of brain-training site BrainedUp.com, and runs the daily puzzle site PuzzleMix.com.
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