More Puzzles to Puzzle You

by Shakuntala Devi

More Puzzles. "She leaves you spellbound with calculating feats that could be the envy of the best computers in the world." - Times of India

Genres: Mathematics, Puzzles, Science

200 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1976

Reviews

[sunder17]

This is a very good book and keeps you engaging. if any one interested in puzzles must have this with them for sure.

[Sai Govardhan]

I have a crush on Shakuntala Devi's brain fr, such mindblowing questions

[Pradeepta Mohanty]

A highly anticipated, equally brilliant sequel to her bestselling compilation of mental gymnastics. Serving as India’s iconic "Human Computer," Devi curates a fresh, captivating treasury of brain teasers, cryptarithms, logic grids, and geometric paradoxes designed to push the boundaries of lateral thinking. The book beautifully demystifies advanced logic, transforming complex mathematical principles into delightful, real-world riddles. The solutions at the back are elegantly explained step-by-step, emphasizing conceptual understanding over tedious, rote calculations—making it a perfect cognitive workout for students and competitive exam aspirants.

A few puzzles feature slight typographical errors in the problem setups or outdated cultural scenarios that can occasionally confuse modern readers during their initial read. An exceptional, deeply rewarding intellectual sequel that proves mathematical problem-solving can be an incredibly joyful, addictive hobby.

[Suryadi van Batavia]

Melalui buku ini, Shakuntala Devi mengembalikan kecintaan saya kepada ilmu hitung.

[Kanika]

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[Harnam Singh]

It's a very good book and full of interesting puzzles based on maths