Books with title Amazing Mazes Puzzle Book

Find the bridges between islands, follow a trail with no left turns, guide a pinball against a series of bumpers — and don't break any of the rules! This colorful compilation features over 100 original puzzle mazes of 18 different types by maze expert Dave Phillips. Each puzzle maze cites particular stipulations that make its solution far more challenging than that of any ordinary maze. Geared toward puzzlists ages 12 and up, the mazes are grouped by type and include clues and solutions.

Mazes are exciting games that tap into your analytic and problem-solving skills. Because they are a tad more difficult than other participation games, there is a certain sense of accomplishment upon completion of each maze. It might take a while before a child finds a suitable strategy to get out of the maze so patience is learned too! Order your copy today!

Discover math puzzles everywhere--in pizzas, mirrors, bicycles, candy, hot dogs--and also ancient pyramids, pirates' treasure, and a witch's cauldron. These 82 tantalizing examples will work your brain cells and stump your friends. Solve this one: if you have six pairs of pink gloves and six pairs of yellow ones in your drawer, how many do you have to take out to make sure you've got a pair? (Answer: 13--don't forget left and right!)

Need a description of this puzzle book? Well, it is quite simple: Simply Mazes! is simply a book of mazes. And there are 50 total mazes for you to find your way through. So when you receive this 6" by 9" book, simply grab a pencil, simply open the book, and simply enjoy some brain-improving fun. Now that wasn't very complicated, was it? In fact, it seemed... what is the word... ah, yes, simple!

Discover math puzzles everywhere--in pizzas, mirrors, bicycles, candy, hot dogs--and also ancient pyramids, pirates' treasure, and a witch's cauldron. These 82 tantalizing examples will work your brain cells and stump your friends. Solve this one: if you have six pairs of pink gloves and six pairs of yellow ones in your drawer, how many do you have to take out to make sure you've got a pair? (Answer: 13--don't forget left and right!)