GenreLand discussion

A book of puzzles? Or about puzzles? Or containing a puzzling story? I enjoyed The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers last month, and I plan to read Fatal Solutions this month.

I just checked out The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers from the library. Your endorsement is helpful.

Allow me to add my endorsement of The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers, which was a charming escape that I found hard to put down.

I also read The Puzzle of the Platypus, which is aimed at about a second grade level but still taught me a couple of new things.

Cheryl wrote: "Allow me to add my endorsement of The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers, which was a charming escape that I found hard to put down.

I also read The Puzzle of the Platypus, which is aimed at about a secon..."

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Stina wrote: "A book of puzzles? Or about puzzles? Or containing a puzzling story? I enjoyed The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers last month, and I plan to read Fatal Solutions this mo..."

I still need to do the crossword puzzles from Fatal Solutions, but I really enjoyed the story. The series is Kindle-only, so I think Becky might have the puzzles on her website. I'll have to go look.

I'm also counting Last One to Leave because it was a very puzzlebox-like mystery. And I was tempted to count With a Vengeance because I find it truly puzzling why they keep publishing his books.

I started The Pattern in the Carpet: A Personal History with Jigsaws in July but only finished it this past week.