Sudoku and number puzzles Books
Arcturus Publishing Sudoku
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£9.49
Arcturus Publishing Mini Puzzles Sudoku
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£11.44
Arcturus Publishing Large Print Sudoku
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£18.99
Arcturus Publishing Large Print Sudoku
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£15.57
Union Square & Co. White Belt Sudoku
Book SynopsisTaking a page from karate - another Japanese art - each title in the series is graded by colour: White Belt for easy, Green Belt for medium level, Brown Belt for hard, and Black Belt for the super-tough solvers. Each title also contains 300 puzzles.
£999.99
Union Square & Co. Green Belt Sudoku Martial Arts Puzzles
Book SynopsisTaking a page from karate - another Japanese art - each title in the series is graded by colour: White Belt for easy, Green Belt for medium level, Brown Belt for hard, and Black Belt for the super-tough solvers. Each title also contains 300 puzzles.
£6.99
Puzzlewright Mensa Sudoku Mensar
Book SynopsisMensa members are known for their finely-honed logic skills - and that's just what it takes to become an expert at sudoku. This work features 534 Mensa Sudoku puzzles.
£12.00
Sterling Publishing Co Inc SecondDegree White Belt Sudoku
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£6.99
Union Square & Co. SecondDegree Brown Belt Sudoku Martial Arts
Book SynopsisWith a separate sudoku book for every level, this work helps puzzle lovers play this popular game. Taking a page from karate - another Japanese art, each title is graded by colour: White Belt for easy, Green Belt for medium level, Brown Belt for hard, and Black Belt for the super-tough solvers. Each book includes 300 puzzles.
£6.99
Union Square & Co. Absolutely Nasty Sudoku Level 2
Book SynopsisThe vast majority of sudoku puzzles that are labeled hard, expert, challenger, are not really all that difficult. And in a surprising number of cases, they are downright easy. Part of the Absolutely Nasty Sudoku series, this book features basic and intermediate puzzles and techniques.
£999.99
Union Square & Co. Absolutely Nasty Sudoku Level 3
Book SynopsisThe vast majority of sudoku puzzles that are labeled hard, expert, challenger, are not really all that difficult. And in a surprising number of cases, they are downright easy. Part of the Absolutely Nasty Sudoku series, this book features basic and intermediate puzzles and techniques.
£8.54
Union Square & Co. Beyond Black Belt Sudoku
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£10.79
John Murray Press Mindbending Sudoku Flash
Book SynopsisDo you love Sudoku but want puzzles and a little help? Get a kickstart with this little book which will give you just enough to get you going...Table of Contents : 1. Introduction : 2. Intermediate : 3. Expert : Solutions
£9.99
Chronicle Books Sudoku Vol.3 Puzzle Pad Hard
Book SynopsisA handy pocket-sized pad that includes 200 sudoku puzzles ranging in difficulty from hard to very challenging.
£10.78
Union Square & Co. SecondDegree Green Belt KenKen
Book SynopsisKenKen is a grid-based numerical puzzle that uses basic math operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division - while also challenging your logic and problem-solving skills.
£7.99
Union Square & Co. Peaceful Mind Book of Sudoku
Book SynopsisPeaceful Mind Book of Sudoku is a collection of 100 classic Sudoku puzzles.
£999.99
Sterling Publishing Co Inc Martial Arts Sudoku 2023 DaytoDay Calendar
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£14.00
Union Square & Co. Sit Solve Simple Sudoku
Book SynopsisEasy sudoku are perfect for solving when you have a few minutes on your handswherever you may be. Just toss this pocket-size book into your bag or leave it in a convenient location, and you'll be ready for sudoku-solving enjoyment at any moment!
£999.99
Andrews McMeel Publishing Brain Health Puzzles for Adults: Crosswords,
Book SynopsisStaying active is about more than just your body, the brain needs daily exercise, too. Brain Health for Adults is packed with number and word puzzles that are as fun as they are challenging. The perfect brain workout is just a page turn away!From New York Times puzzlemaker Phil Fraas comes Brain Health Puzzles for Adults: Crosswords, Sudoku, and Other Puzzles That Give the Brain the Exercise It Needs, 135 original puzzles created and curated specifically to give your brain the perfect workout.Brain Health for Adults is a combination of the classics, mixed in with lesser known and equally as challenging number logic puzzles. Crosswords Word Searches Sudoku Calcudoku Futoshiki Narrative logic puzzles Cryptograms Divided into three groups of 45—easy, medium, and hard puzzles—this gradation of difficulty allows puzzlers to pace themselves as they engage in their brain health workouts. So sharpen your pencils and find a cozy corner; it's time to exercise!
£999.99
Andrews McMeel Publishing Brain Health Puzzles for Adults 2: Crosswords,
Book SynopsisStaying active is about more than just your body; the brain needs regular exercise, too. Brain Health Puzzles for Adults 2 is packed with word and number puzzles that are as fun as they are challenging. The perfect brain workout is just a page turn away!From New York Times puzzlemaker Phil Fraas comes Brain Health Puzzles for Adults 2, 135 original new puzzles created and curated specifically to give your brain the perfect workout.Brain Health Puzzles for Adults is a combination of the classics, mixed in with lesser known and equally as challenging number logic puzzles. Crosswords Word Searches Sudoku Calcudoku Futoshiki Narrative logic puzzles Cryptograms Divided into three groups of 45—easy, medium, and challenging puzzles—this gradation of difficulty allows puzzlers to pace themselves as they engage in their brain health workouts. So, sharpen your pencils and find a cozy corner; it's time to exercise!
£999.99
Experiment It's a Numberful World: How Math Is Hiding
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£13.29
Charlesbridge Publishing,U.S. Go!Games Mega Book of Sudoku: 365 Brain Puzzlers
Book SynopsisTrain your brain with a mega-mind workout that lasts for a full year! This big book of Sudoku contains 365 of the wildly popular puzzles, designed to take solvers from novice to expert.Start off easy, with medium-level Sudoku, move on to the harder grids, and finally try your luck with the tear-your-hair-out very, very HARD conundrums. Even though you''re filling in the boxes with numbers, there''s no math skill required; just pure logic. The introduction provides basic strategies, explaining how to exclude possibilities and leading you through a sample puzzle in great detail. By the time you''ve made it through this collection, you''ll have sharpened that gray matter and built those mental muscles.Supercharge your brain and get yourself a year''s worth of entertainment at a great price!
£10.99
Cottage Door Press The Big Book of Sudoku Turquoise
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£9.49
Princeton Architectural Press Modern Sudoku: 150 Puzzles
Book SynopsisA handsome, stylish Sudoku book for analog aficionados and logic lovers. Move over, tacky Sudoku books. This unusually handsome Sudoku book features one hundred and fifty classic brain-teasers, in a package you'd be proud to leave on your coffee table.
£999.99
Independently Published Sudoku Für Kinder Ab 8 Jahren - Band 1: 600
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£13.81
Independently Published Sudoku Für Kinder Ab 8 Jahren - Band 3: 600
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£13.81
Independently Published Sudoku Für Kinder Ab 8 Jahren - Band 2: 600
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£13.81
Cottage Door Press The Big Book of Sudoku Red
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£10.25
Octopus Publishing Group The Grumpy Old Git’s Puzzle Book: Activities and
Book SynopsisWarning: this puzzle book may cause enjoyment and momentary loss of grumpiness The world has gone to hell in a handbasket and everyone around you is a fool. What you need is something to take your mind off it all. Grumble your way through these word searches, sudokus, crosswords, spot the differences, quizzes and mazes and you’ll find your crabbiness melting away – until you get stumped by a silly anagram, that is!
£999.99
Flame Tree Publishing Sudoku One
Book SynopsisThe ultimate source book of Sudoku teasers in a handy compact format. With five difficulty levels ranging from beginner to extreme, newcomers will become addicted and experts will have fresh puzzles to test them. With 200 puzzles in addition to the helpful hints to get you started, there is something for everyone.
£8.86
Independently Published Trace and Learn Numbers
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£10.76
HarperCollins Publishers Su Doku Challenge Book 2 200 Su Doku puzzles
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£9.65
HarperCollins UK Coffee Break Su Doku Book 2 200 challenging Su
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£9.75
HarperCollins Publishers Big Book of Su Doku 5 300 Su Doku puzzles Collins
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£9.96
HarperCollins Killer Sudoku 1
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£10.35
HarperCollins New York Post Fiendish Sudoku
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£10.80
HarperCollins New York Post Easy Su Doku
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£8.99
St Martin's Press Will Shortz Presents the Little Black Book of
Book SynopsisIt''s smart. It''s stylish. It''s fun! And with its unique design, Will Shortz Presents The Little Black Book of Sudoku is bound to be the must-have collection for any puzzle fan. Edited by crossword great Will Shortz, this beautiful book offers 400 easy-to-hard puzzles in a convenient portable size, perfect for carrying in your purse, briefcase, or backpack. Features:* 400 sudoku puzzles, arranged according to difficulty* Sleek design with a covered spiral binding makes it easy to solve puzzles* Durable hardcover protects the book as it travels with you wherever you go* The perfect gift for any holiday* Edited by Will Shortz.
£19.79
St Martin's Press Will Shortz Presents The Little Luxe Book of
Book Synopsis Sudoku has never looked so good! With its stunning design, Will Shortz Presents The Little Luxe Book of Sudoku is bound to be the book every puzzle fan will want to be seen solving this season.Edited by puzzlemaster Will Shortz, this beautiful book offers 345 easy-to-hard puzzles in a convenient portable size, perfect for carrying in your purse, briefcase, or backpack. Features:* 345 sudoku puzzles, arranged according to difficulty* Sleek design with a covered spiral binding makes it easy to solve puzzles* Durable hardcover protects the book as it travels with you wherever you go* The perfect gift for any holiday* Edited by Will Shortz.
£18.70
Griffin Publishing Will Shortz Presents the Ultimate Book of Easy
Book SynopsisA collection of easy sudoku puzzles for avid sudoku fans. It features 300 puzzles. It contains big grids with lots of space for easy solving.Trade Review"Sudoku is dangerous stuff. Forget work and family - think papers hurled across the room and industrial-sized blobs of correction fluid. I love it!" - THE TIMES OF LONDON"
£13.01
Griffin Publishing Will Shortz Presents Daring Sudoku 200 Harder
Book SynopsisEdited by a "New York Times" crossword editor, this title features 200 fearsome puzzles.
£12.42
Griffin Publishing Will Shortz Presents Dangerous Sudoku 200 Very
Book SynopsisEdited by a "New York Times" crossword editor, this title features 200 puzzles.
£12.40
Basic Books How to Bake Pi
Book SynopsisA Publishers Weekly best book of 2015Trade Review"Quirky recipes, personal anecdotes and a large dollop of equations are the key ingredients in this alternative guide to maths and the scientific process. You should find it as easy as cooking a pie." --The Observer, Tech Monthly (UK) "A curious cookbook for the mathematical omnivore." --The Irish Times (Ireland) "Eugenia Cheng's charming new book embeds math in a casing of wry, homespun metaphors: math is like vegan brownies, math is like a subway map, math is like a messy desk. Cheng is at home with math the way you're at home with brownies, maps, and desks, and by the end of How to Bake Pi, you might be, too." --Jordan Ellenberg, Professor of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and author of How Not to Be Wrong "What a charming and original book! The central analogy -- math is like cooking -- turns out to be surprisingly apt and often funny. Light and tasty, yet so, so good for you, How to Bake Pi is a real treat." --Steven Strogatz, Professor of Mathematics, Cornell University and author of The Joy of x "Cheng is exceptional at translating the abstract concepts of mathematics into ordinary language, a strength aided by a writing style that showcases the workings of her curious, sometimes whimsical mind. This combination allows her to demystify how mathematicians think and work, and makes her love for mathematics contagious." --Publishers Weekly, starred review "An original book using recipes to explain sophisticated math concepts to students and even the math-phobic... [Cheng] is a gifted teacher... A sharp, witty book to press on students and even the teachers of math teachers." --Kirkus Reviews "[A] well-written, easy-to-read book." --Library Journal "[T]his book was fun and covered some cool maths, using some nice analogies, and would serve as a good intro for someone getting into category theory." --The Aperiodical (UK) "Eugenia Cheng offers an entertaining introduction to the beauty of mathematics by drawing on insights from the kitchen. She explains why baking a flourless cake is like geometry and offers puzzles to whet the appetites of maths fans." --Times Educational Supplement (UK) "Cheng never quite overeggs her metaphor of the mathematician as chef...and her tone is clear, clever and friendly. Even at her most whimsical she is rigorous and insightful. Potentially confusing ideas are expressed with a matter-of-fact simplicity... How to Bake Pi is a welcome addition to the popular-math shelf, unusual not only because of its quirky premise but also because Cheng is a woman, a lucid and nimble expositor, and unashamedly proud of her domestic obsessions... It would be wonderful if this book attracted a new audience to the field. And there's no better ambassador (or dinner-party host, I'd wager) than Eugenia Cheng." --Alex Bellos, New York Times Book Review "Invoking plenty of examples from cooking and baking, as well as other everyday-life situations such as calculating a taxi fare, searching for love through online dating services and training for a marathon, [Cheng] explains abstract mathematical ideas--including topology and logic--in understandable ways... Her lively, accessible book demonstrates how important and intriguing such a pursuit can be." --Scientific American "[A] funny and engaging new book." --Simon Worrall, National Geographic News "Why go to all the trouble to write a book to help people understand mathematics? Because, as Cheng observes, 'understanding is power, and if you help someone understand something, you're giving them power.' Read How to Bake Pi and you will, indeed, go away feeling empowered." --Marc Merlin, Medium "In her new book, How to Bake Pi, mathematician/baker Eugenia Cheng offers a novel, mathematical approach to cooking... How to Bake Pi is more than a mathematically-minded cookbook. It is just as much a book about mathematical theory and how we learn it. The premise at the heart of the book is that the problem that stops a cookbook from teaching us how to cook is the same problem that makes math classes so bad at actually teaching us to do math." --Ria Misra, io9 "[Cheng] masterfully describes what mathematics is. This includes careful and motivated descriptions of the ideas and methods of abstractions, generalization, logic, and axiomatization... This book is entertaining, insightful, deep and accessible." --Mathematical Reviews "Through an enthusiasm for cooking and zest for life, the author, a math professor, provides a new way to think about a field we thought we knew." --Chemical Engineering Progress "With this delightfully surprising book, Eugenia Cheng reveals the hidden beauty of mathematics with passion and simplicity. After reading How to Bake Pi, you won't look at math (nor porridge!) in the same way ever again." --Roberto Trotta, Astrophysicist, Imperial College London and author of The Edge of the Sky "Math is a lot like cooking. We start with the ingredients we have at hand, try to cook up something tasty, and are sometimes surprised by the results. Does this seem odd? Maybe in school all you got was stale leftovers! Try something better: Eugenia Cheng is not only an excellent mathematician and pastry chef, but a great writer, too." --John Baez, Professor of Math at the University of California, Riverside "From clotted cream to category theory, neither cookery nor math are what you thought they were. But deep down they're remarkably similar. A brilliant gourmet feast of what math is really about." --Ian Stewart, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics at the University of Warwick, and author of Visions of Infinity and Professor Stewart's Incredible Numbers "[O]ften entertaining...frequently illuminating... [How to Bake Pi] offers enough nourishment for the brain to chew on for a long time." --Columbus Dispatch "This is the best book imaginable to introduce someone who doesn't think they are interested in mathematics at all to some of the deep ideas of category theory, especially if they like to bake." --MAA Reviews "Beginning each chapter with a recipe, Cheng converts the making of lasagna, pudding, cookies, and other comestibles into analogies illuminating the mathematical enterprise. Though these culinary analogies teach readers about particular mathematical principles and processes, they ultimately point toward the fundamental character of mathematics as a system of logic, a system presenting daunting difficulties yet offering rare power to make life easier. Despite her zeal for mathematical logic, Cheng recognizes that such logic begins in faith -- irrational faith -- and ultimately requires poetry and art to complement its findings. A singular humanization of the mathematical project." --Booklist, starred review PRAISE FOR HOW TO BAKE PI: "Cheng demystifies math by using recipes to explain mathematical concepts. Her two passions have a good deal in common: Baking and math are centered on similar principles, Cheng notes here, and her clever guide offers tangible examples of abstract ideas." --New York Times Book Review, Paperback Row "Dr. Cheng...has a knack for brushing aside conventions and edicts, like so many pie crumbs from a cutting board. She is a theoretical mathematician who works in a rarefied field called category theory, which is so abstract that 'even some pure mathematicians think it goes too far,' Dr. Cheng said. At the same time, Dr. Cheng is winning fame as a math popularizer, convinced that the pleasures of math can be conveyed to the legions of numbers-averse humanities majors still recovering from high school algebra. She has been featured on shows like Late Night With Stephen Colbert and her online math tutorials have been viewed more than a million times." --Natalie Angier, New York Times "Combined with infectious enthusiasm for cooking and a zest for life, Cheng's perspective on math becomes this singular book: a funny, lively, and clear journey no popular book on math has explored before. How to Bake Pi...will dazzle, amuse, and enlighten." --Gambit Weekly "[Cheng's] book, a very gentle introduction to the main ideas of mathematics in general and category theory in particular, exudes enthusiasm for mathematics, teaching, and creative recipes. Category theory is dangerously abstract, but Cheng's writing is down-to-earth and friendly. She's the kind of person you'd want to talk to at a party, whether about math, food, music, or just the weather... Cheng's cheerful, accessible writing and colorful examples make How to Bake Pi an entertaining introduction to the fundamentals of abstract mathematical thinking." --Evelyn Lamb, Scientific American's Roots of Unity blog "[A] slyly illuminating dispatch on the deep meaning of mathematics... Cheng manages to do for us what the mathematician Keith Devlin has said mathematicians do for themselves: she compels us to see numbers and symbols as vivid characters in an ongoing drama, a narrative in which we are alternately observers and participants." --Natalie Angier, The American Scholar
£17.99
Penguin Books Ltd The Canterbury Puzzles
Book SynopsisFor the mastermind who has what it takes to solve the tricky conundrums from Britain''s first and greatest puzzle master.---------------------------------------Solve the puzzle of The Mystery of Ravensdene Park . . . trace the route of the butler, the gamekeeper and the two anonymous guests and the key to the mystery will reveal itself.---------------------------------------Decipher the riddle of The Frogs'' Ring for The Merry Monks of Riddlewell . . . ---------------------------------------At The Squire''s Christmas Puzzle Party ascertain just how many kisses had been given Under the Mistletoe Bough . . . ---------------------------------------First published in 1907, Dudeney''s The Canterbury Puzzles is a classic of the genre, based on characters from Chaucer''s Tales. The book contains 114 puzzles suitable for young enthusiasts, recreational mathematician
£14.24
Running Press The Mammoth Book of New Sudoku
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£999.99
Chronicle Books Sudoku Notepad Easy to Medium
Book SynopsisDo you Sudoku? This addictive logic-based game from Japan involves numbers, and sharpens your concentration and reasoning, but requires no mathematical skills to play. Including 200 grids of varying difficulty, this pocket-sized notepad includes a pencil and is ideal for strategizing on the bus or train.
£999.99
Chronicle Books Sudoku Medium to Hard
Book SynopsisSudoku is an addictive logic-based game from Japan, which involves numbers, and sharpens your concentration and reasoning, but requires no mathematical skills to play. Including 200 grids of varying difficulty, this pocket-sized notepad includes a pencil and is ideal for strategizing on the bus or train.
£11.96
Harperenfoque Descubra los misterios de Sudoku
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£999.99
