The Times Su Doku - Wayne Gould

I became addicted to Su Doku a while ago and found no amount of daily papers or magazines could fulfil my need, so my mother very kindly bought me this book. The most important thing is, it has loads of su doku puzzles in. It is filled on each page back to back with them. The paper is even rubber friendly so use pencil and if you make a mistake you do no waste a puzzle! The book is paper back which makes it easy to sit there and do, its not too heavy and the pages can easiy be wedged open so you do not lose your place mid puzzle. The book is spilt into three sections of puzzles, beginners, medium and difficult. There are an even amount of puzzles ...  Read the complete review

Now, before I begin I'll state for the record that I love Su Doku, or more commonly Sudoku, it' my kind of puzzle. I like logic-based puzzles that require a bit of brainpower to solve. I feel a bit of challenge in them, against myself, to see how quikly I can solve them. For anyone that is not familiar with Sudoku puzzles, here's a brief overview: The puzzle presents itself as a grid of squares, nine rows by nine columns with the whole thing sub-divided into nine 3 x 3 squares. The object of the puzzle is that you have to fill in all the cells with the numbers 1 to 9. The catch is that you cannot repeat a number in any row, column or 3 x ...  Read the complete review