Don Taylor (1) (1945–)

Great for those who are not savvy solving puzzles, but want to learn. One need not know the subtle laws of mathematics to read this booklet. Reading all the pages first, and then experimenting with each section will make the Cube not-so-unfriendly. The diagrams are explanatory, but the author has done all that possible in the way of helpful directions. Step-by-step keys to the patterns, aesthetics, and games are provided. The Cube is examined layer by layer and detailed instructions to put show more them all together are given.

While this book will not make a mathematical symmetry expert out of the curious, it may make one a geek! It is such a fun book that may make the 'cube learner' think in ways one may not have been used to.

The author's genius and attention to particulars are remarkable. show less

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