SUDOKU LARGE PRINT PUZZLE BOOK FOR ADULTS
Enjoy this Sudoku Sampler to stay sharp and have fun!
Take this 8.5” x 11” book along in your briefcase, carry-on or beach bag to keep your mind active while your body is at rest.
- One big puzzle on each page gives you plenty of space to note candidates and sturdy paper holds up well to erasing.
- Large print on white paper is very easy to read (even by campfire light).
- Each puzzle has one solution - provided at the back of the book. Go ahead and peek if you get stuck or want to verify your answer.
- Advance from easy to very difficult puzzles as you improve and gain experience.
- Share this book on road trips with family and friends who like different puzzle levels.
- Get more than one book and arrange a friendly challenge.
Try each difficulty level in this book to find the one you like best! When you are ready for another Sudoku book, you can be confident the difficulty level of books from Kat Andrews and Puzzle Books Plus will match the levels in this book,
Contains 25 Easy, 25 Medium, 25 Hard and 25 Very Difficult puzzles. Sample these four popular difficulty levels to find the ones you prefer.
If you were misled by other books with impossible Sudoku puzzles labeled “easy” or books with medium puzzles called “extreme," we feel your frustration. What is "easy" for one person can be a serious challenge for another.
Because there is no official Sudoku grading standard, you have no way to compare puzzles from different authors. For example, an easy puzzle in a book is often called moderate or hard in a newspaper, and categories are not precise. Which do you think is more difficult, an evil, fiendish, extra-hard, devilish, black-belt, nasty, extreme or expert puzzle?
To help you confidently select puzzles at the level you want, Puzzle Books Plus is committed to using a consistent grading standard for Sudoku books by Kat Andrews. We determine difficulty by the logic techniques needed to solve the puzzle. Visit our Sudoku Difficulty Levels page for a definition of the categories we use for Sudoku difficulty.