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MENSA Math & Logic Puzzles

AUTHOR: Dave Tuller, Michael Rios
ISBN: 0806941995

SHORT DESCRIPTION: Join the ranks of the geniuses, and leave behind the merely brilliant by solving 20 tough types of puzzle like those found at international competitions. They require no verbal skills, just logic, simple arithmetic, and a sharp pencil with a good...

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MENSA Math & Logic Puzzles
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by Dave Tuller, Michael Rios


Book Description
Join the ranks of the geniuses, and leave behind the merely brilliant! Try to figure out 20 tough types of puzzles like the ones found at international puzzle competitions. These are puzzles that require no verbal skills to solve; you just need your logical brain. How hard can they be? Simple arithmetic and a sharp pencil (with a full eraser) are all you need, plus paying close, close attention. Start by following twisting paths made by worms crawling across triangular grids. Then forecast weather patterns by detecting rain cloud patterns in a numbered diagram. Find lost fleets of ships in grids where only a few different shapes are visible. Rearrange dominoes according to a diagram (problem is, the edges of the tiles have been removed). More fun awaits you with hex loops, skyscrapers, lighthouses, and other suddenly fiendish objects.



About the Author
Dave Tuller lives in Boulder, Co, and Michael Rios lives in Schaumburg, IL.



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         Book Review

MENSA Math & Logic Puzzles
- Book Reviews,
by Dave Tuller, Michael Rios

MENSA Math & Logic Puzzles

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Join the ranks of the geniuses, and leave behind the merely brilliant! Try to figure out 20 tough types of puzzles like the ones found at international puzzle competitions. These are puzzles that require no verbal skills to solve; you just need your logical brain. How hard can they be? Simple arithmetic and a sharp pencil (with a full eraser) are all you need, plus paying close, close attention. Start by following twisting paths made by worms crawling across triangular grids. Then forecast weather patterns by detecting rain cloud patterns in a numbered diagram. Find lost fleets of ships in grids where only a few different shapes are visible. Rearrange dominoes according to a diagram (problem is, the edges of the tiles have been removed). More fun awaits you with hex loops, skyscrapers, lighthouses, and other suddenly fiendish objects.

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Join the ranks of the geniuses, and leave behind the merely brilliant by solving 20 tough types of puzzle like those found at international competitions. They require no verbal skills, just logic, simple arithmetic, and a sharp pencil with a good eraser. Follow twisting paths made by worms across triangular grids, find lost ships in grids with only a few shapes visible, and rearrange dominoes (with their edges removed) according to a diagram. And--fun hex loops, skyscrapers, and other fiendish brainteasers.


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