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Family Sudoku. Sudoku for Kids with Sudoku Puzzles for Adults Too!: Logic Puzzle Book For All Ages. Challenges Range From Easy to Very Hard. Kids and ... Book! 4x4, 6x6, 8x8,9x9, 16x16, And 25x25!
The Best Variety Sudoku Book! All levels of Sudoku players will find something for them. This book contains 555 Sudoku puzzles of varying sizes and difficulties.
143 pages, Paperback
Published October 25, 2021
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Dan Allbaugh
16 books13 followersDan Allbaugh is an award-winning author, husband, and father of two curious and playful boys whose energy and shared love of games are the inspiration for his writing. He lives with his family in Iowa.
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August 21, 2024
Nice Idea, But…
I love the idea of having a sudoku book with puzzles appropriate for both kids and adults. Unfortunately, I don’t think it is a good one. The puzzle grids go from 4 x 4 to 25 x 25… yes, this has puzzle grids going that high (with 16 x 16 ones as well). I’ve reviewed LOTS of sudoku books, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen grids that large in other books. Interestingly—and not a great idea in my opinion—is that both of the very large grids use both numbers AND letters. I think they would have been better if the puzzles were strictly numeric. After all, there’s no reason numbers above 9 can’t be used. The biggest issue I have with the book, though, is that the author didn’t put heavy lines around the mini-grids within the larger puzzle. Columns and rows are easy to see, but the squares or rectangles aren’t so easy to visualize without a heavy line showing precisely where they are. Some bigger puzzles seemed to have some—but not all—slightly heavier lines around the mini-grids, but it wasn’t consistent, and the lines weren’t heavy enough.
I received a free digital copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
I love the idea of having a sudoku book with puzzles appropriate for both kids and adults. Unfortunately, I don’t think it is a good one. The puzzle grids go from 4 x 4 to 25 x 25… yes, this has puzzle grids going that high (with 16 x 16 ones as well). I’ve reviewed LOTS of sudoku books, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen grids that large in other books. Interestingly—and not a great idea in my opinion—is that both of the very large grids use both numbers AND letters. I think they would have been better if the puzzles were strictly numeric. After all, there’s no reason numbers above 9 can’t be used. The biggest issue I have with the book, though, is that the author didn’t put heavy lines around the mini-grids within the larger puzzle. Columns and rows are easy to see, but the squares or rectangles aren’t so easy to visualize without a heavy line showing precisely where they are. Some bigger puzzles seemed to have some—but not all—slightly heavier lines around the mini-grids, but it wasn’t consistent, and the lines weren’t heavy enough.
I received a free digital copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
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