Wrinklies Puzzles: Clever Conundrums for Older Intellects

by Mike Haskins

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As you get older, it becomes more and more vital to keep your brain regularly exercised. Science has recently confirmed that brainpower works in much the same way as muscle power - if you work it, it gets stronger, and if you ignore it, it gets weaker. This is a collection of puzzles of all shapes and sizes.… (more)

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As you get older, it becomes more and more vital to keep your brain regularly exercised. Science has recently confirmed that brainpower works in much the same way as muscle power - if you work it, it gets stronger, and if you ignore it, it gets weaker. This is a collection of puzzles of all shapes and sizes.

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