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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

The Mammoth Book of Kakuro, Wordoku, and Super Sudoku: Best New Japanese Puzzles

The Mammoth Book of Kakuro, Wordoku, and Super Sudoku: Best New Japanese Puzzles Review


Everyone is waking up to a whole new world of puzzles from Japan. Hot on the heels of Sudoku, here is the biggest ever collection of Kakuro and other exciting new games. Like Sudoku but with a mathematical twist, Kakuro has proven equally addictive all who try it, while Wordoku adds an extra something for those who like word games. This bonanza collection contains over 100 of the finest handcrafted kakuro, as well as the fullest range ever of other Japanese puzzles to be discovered by the West. It includes Meiro, Tensen, and Sum Square, as well as Wordoku — a variant for those who want to join the fun but find themselves numerically challenged. With over 400 puzzles in total, for all levels from beginner to expert, everyone is sure to be entertained with new puzzle book.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

The Essential Book of Japanese Puzzles and How to Solve Them

The Essential Book of Japanese Puzzles and How to Solve Them Review


HOW TO PLAY SU DOKU, KAKURO AND HANJIE -- AND SUCCEED!

Su Doku -- the logic puzzle that took the world by storm and shows no sign of stopping.

Kakuro -- a brain-teasing Japanese puzzle that for many is even more entertaining than Su Doku.

Hanjie -- the classic Japanese puzzle that uses logic to reveal a picture.

The absorbing combination of numbers and logic makes the puzzles in this book completely addictive. With 150 all-new and unique Su Doku, Kakuro and Hanjie puzzles, of increasing levels of difficulty, The Essential Book of Japanese Puzzles also contains full instructions to each game, along with hints, tips and strategic guides, as well as solutions.

Su Doku, Kakuro, Hanjie -- three great games in one great book.

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Friday, June 24, 2011

Lovers Labyrinths: I love you darling...

Lovers Labyrinths: I love you darling... Review


Sirius, the Dog Star, is the brightest star in the night sky at magnitude -1.44 and it dominates the constellation of Canis Major. Canis Major, the "big dog" is one of Orion's hunting dogs. Sirius is a binary star with a white dwarf companion named Sirius B, "the pup". It is an eight-magnitude star that is separated from Sirius by only a couple of arc seconds making it difficult to observe in a telescope because of the primary's great brilliance. Epsilon (E uppercase, lowercase e) is the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet, corresponding phonetically to a close mid front unrounded vowel e. The letter is also being used in real analysis. In the Greek numbering system has a value of 5. Letters that arose from Greek Epsilon includes Phoenician, Roman E, Cyrillic Ye, etc. In Greek mythology, the MINOTAUR, Greek: Minotaurs, [Minos + Taurus = Bull of Minos emperor] or ASTERIOS [a being that comes from the stars] was a creature that was part man and part bull. Read more...


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