Books in Games series

Brain-busting, mind-bending, hair-tearing fun from one of America's top puzzle makers! Welcome to Sudoku, Stickels-style! Featuring five levels of difficulty, from very easy to very hard, these beautifully and logically constructed grids offer solvers just the right amount of challenge, allowing them to stay focused and fully enjoy the experience. Stickels knows that if a Sudoku becomes too stressful or frustrating, it's probably a flaw in the design--not the person doing it. Unlike lesser puzzles, his never have more than one possible answer, are pleasing to the eye, and involve no guesswork. They're a great way to keep the mind in tip-top shape!

B - I - N - G - O !Farmyard Bingo is a delightful new game which children and parents can enjoytogether. The simple game of luck will captivate children and keep thementertained as they try their hardest to win. The box contains chunky cardsthat are easy to hold and a spinner to decide which animal comes up next. Thebrightly colored fun pictures will have children laughing and excited to filltheir boxes and finally shout "Bingo!"

While fractions are typically difficult to master, this game makes learning them as easy as eating a fruit salad! Includes four fruit salad plates, a fraction die, and 15 pieces of fruit: 2 pear halves, 3 apple thirds, 4 orange quarters, and 6 melon sixths. One side of each card is marked with its corresponding fraction. Four rules of play are offered: Greedy Guests, A Balanced Diet, Whole Fruit, and rules for beginners, with different objectives to win yet all centered around rolling the fraction die and picking the proper fraction piece and placing it on your salad plate. Provides a simple and fun introduction to fractions in both abstract and concrete form. Prepares players for Vegetable Soup: More Fun With Fractions! Ages 6 and up.