100 Logic Puzzles

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ISBN: 9781805319962

By: Simon Tudhope

Usborne / 2023 / Paperback

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100 Logic Puzzles by Simon Tudhope, Packed with puzzles, games and activities that will put children's logic to the test. This vibrantly illustrated book, has puzzles that include castle code using patterns on different shields, drawing impossible shapes and lots of mind-bending riddles. Answers are included at the back of the book. Perfect for keeping kids busy while traveling or during quiet time. Paperback, 112 pages. Recommended for ages 6 to 9 years old.

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Title: 100 Logic Puzzles
By: Simon Tudhope
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 112
Vendor: Usborne
Publication Date: 2023

Dimensions: 7.8 X 5.11 (inches)
Weight: 7 ounces
ISBN: 1805319965
ISBN-13: 9781805319962
Ages: 6-9
Stock No: WW319964

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- A handy, paperback book, packed with puzzles, games and activities that will put children's powers of logic to the test.

- The puzzles include breaking a castle code using patterns on different shields, drawing impossible shapes and lots of mind-bending riddles.

- Full of colorful illustrations and space to draw, color and complete the different activities, this book is ideal for keeping kids busy over long journeys and other quiet times.

- Includes answers at the back of the book so children can play alone or with a friend.

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Simon Tudhope (Author)
Before joining Usborne, Simon worked in Moscow as sports editor for a local paper. These days he writes about things that aren't actually real, but are very important nevertheless. Mysteries and monsters and impossible quests in faraway realms that you won't find on any map. All the sort of stuff he loved as a child, basically. (And still does.)