James G. Nourse

Good description of the layer method of solving. I like that additional tips and shortcuts are given and some more complicated puzzle options in the back of the book

Why do I still have this? Certainly not because it ever helped me beat Rubik's cube. It must be because my grandmother gave it to me for Christmas when I was 15, and if I let go of it, I let go of a piece of my past. That’s books for you.

Ok, so I had to cheat. It was either this, or hit it with a hammer.

Indeholder "Introduction", "About the Rubik's Cube", "Summary of Solution", "Notation and Terminology", "Complete Solution", " Step 1 (Top Edges)", " Step 2 (Top Corners)", " Step 3 (Vertical Edges)", " Step 4 (Bottom Corners)", " Step 5 (Bottom Edges)", "Afterword", "Other Games to Play", "SpeedCubing", "Competition", "Answers".

En udmærket beskrivelse af en løsningsmetode: kanter i toppen, hjørner i toppen, kanter i mellemlaget, hjørner i bundlaget, kanter i bundlaget. Til slut er der show more et lidt underligt alfabet som man i mange tilfælde kan bruge til at lave et mønster hvor der står et simpelt ord, fx OHIO. Der er også angivet et par enkelte pæne mønstre.

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