50 Logic Puzzles: Full of Fun Logic Grid Puzzles!: Volume 2 (Brain Teaser Puzzle Books)

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This book is a collection of very clever puzzles. The author is mysterious and goes by the pseudonym M. Some are pictures, some are codes, and some are wordplay. One thing I love about them is that you have to use different types of thinking and solving techniques. From gentle giants such as the Great Dane to small but spirited pups such as the Yorkshire Terrier, you'll find them all inside! That’s right. It cast a certain shadow at noon on the equinox and if you dug there, you would find it. There was a scandal because the person who won might have cheated, they knew the author’s ex-girlfriend or something like that. Regardless, it’s a gorgeous book. I loved the idea of putting hints in a book that lead to a real treasure. The book spawned an entire genre of books called armchair treasure hunts, where people would hide things. There’s an American version called The Secret where the author buried 12 treasures around North America. Some ideas include memory card games to boost short-term memory, doing jigsaw puzzles to strengthen working memory, and learning something new to help enhance overall memory.So words are my true love. But I grew to love all these other genres, including jigsaws, which I was very snobby about and looked down on. I was, ‘They’re not real puzzles.’ But I am a reformed jigsaw skeptic. I can officially say I am now a jigsaw lover. The researchers found that men who practiced certain healthy behaviors were around 60% less likely to experience cognitive impairment and dementia as they age. I’d say there are several things that are alluring about puzzles. One is the search for the aha moment when you actually solve a puzzle. I get an actual dopamine rush from it, the same chemical that—they say—you get from cocaine and sex and all that. So, for me, it is similar to a drug.

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Yes. I cast a very wide net of types of puzzles. My first love is crosswords and word puzzles. But there are also logic puzzles, Sudoku, and puzzle types I never even knew about but that are huge, like Japanese puzzle boxes. I was able to find these subcultures where people are obsessed with them, where it’s like a religion. They are as devoted to it as religious people are to their various denominations. What I loved was meeting people like Elonka, or the guy who solves the Rubik’s cube with his feet in less than 20 seconds. There are just so many characters who are delightfully weird and eccentric. It was so fun to explore not only the history of puzzles, but who these people are and why they love puzzles so much.The Puzzler: One Man's Quest to Solve the Most Baffling Puzzles Ever, from Crosswords to Jigsaws to the Meaning of Life I definitely got into puzzles through the words. I am a word nerd. Crosswords were my first love. I don’t know if you read the intro to my book, but a few years ago, I was the answer to a clue in the New York Times crossword puzzle. It was the highlight of my life. My wedding was pretty good, but this was the holy grail. With all kinds of puzzles, including logic, word, number, picture and memory challenges, this book will put your wits to the test – so grab a cup of tea and a pencil and get ready to snuggle up with this perplexing collection of cosy crime puzzles. Includes an extended introduction with advice on how to think in new creative ways, as well as How to Think tips to improve your innovative-thinking skills as you power through 50 visually stimulating puzzles. Argue out all these questions and more before you even open the ultimate Christmas Day family game book. Because from Love Actually to Home Alone, It's a Wonderful Life and beyond, every family has its favourites. But how much can we really remember about those films we watch every single year?

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In the interests of understanding the people that we share the world with, this book has been written by one of the leading elf scholars of the age, and they have been given free rein to offer their observations and opinions on the wizarding world. Over 750 questions and featured films include: Love, Actually, Home Alone, It's a Wonderful Life, Elf, The Grinch, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Scrooged, Bridget Jones's Diary, Harry Potter, The Holiday, Die Hard (yes) and many, many more! With easy to read puzzles, Ideal for those with restricted vision or tired eyes, this book is perfect for stimulating your brain and while keeping you entertained for hours on end. The cat lover is in highly esteemed company with famous fans of felines including Mark Twain, Salvador Dali, and Freddie Mercury. This collection of more than 100 puzzles, all featuring our beloved feline friends, is the ideal treat for any cat lover.Look no further because we have the ultimate bumper collection of 400 word search puzzles to keep your brain sharp and concentration skills boosted! They also discovered that these memory improvements were still present when tested again a year later.

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Dogs have been our constant companions for many centuries and continue to be important in a variety of roles from working and assistance dogs, to exercise companions and beloved playmates. While there is still plenty of debate about whether or not these claims are true, there is a chance that playing these types of mental games might is good for your brain. These healthy behaviors included not smoking, maintaining a healthy BMI, regularly exercising, consuming lots of vegetables and fruits, and consuming a low to moderate amount of alcohol. As I said, I’m a huge fan of paradoxes and recursion. As part of my book, I helped create the most time-consuming puzzle ever made. It’s a mechanical puzzle. It’s got 55 wooden pegs which you have to turn in a certain way. To finish it, you have to turn the pegs 1.3 decillion times, which is an unimaginably huge number. If you turn one peg per second, the universe will run out of energy by the time you solve it.