Mensa Sudoku (Mensa)

by Michael Rios

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Sudoku for the super-smart! Mensa members are known for their finely-honed logic skills--and that's just what it takes to become an expert at sudoku. So it's no surprise that this organization for the highly intelligent has put together a huge collection of these sizzling-hot puzzles--a whopping 534 games to sate the obsessed solver's craving. They start out relatively easy for the newcomer, and get harder (and more fun!) as you go along. … (more)

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There are more than 500 puzzles in this book, with increasing difficulties. Not for beginners, but neither are the puzzles impossible. (

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shootingstarr7 | Nov 30, 2007 |

1 star for the sheer number of puzzles in the book and another star for introducing the game to beginners. But definitely not Mensa-level. (

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Sudoku for the super-smart! Mensa members are known for their finely-honed logic skills--and that's just what it takes to become an expert at sudoku. So it's no surprise that this organization for the highly intelligent has put together a huge collection of these sizzling-hot puzzles--a whopping 534 games to sate the obsessed solver's craving. They start out relatively easy for the newcomer, and get harder (and more fun!) as you go along.

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