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$5.37The Story
From the Guardianâs very own puzzle
master, Puzzle Ninja is a new collection following the
bestselling Can You Solve My Problems?
The puzzle masters of Japan create the worldâs most satisfying puzzles. Each
has a distinctive style but what unites them is their megawatt brains and the
beauty of their hand-crafted puzzles, which will challenge and sharpen the
mind. Alex Bellos has collected over 200 of their most ingenious puzzles, rated
easy to excruciating, and introduces over twenty new types of addictive
problems to solve.
Can you beat the puzzle masters to become a puzzle ninja?
About the Author
Alex Bellos is an author and broadcaster whose specialises in mathematics and Brazil. When he was the Guardian's correspondent in South America he wrote Futebol: The Brazilian Way of Life, a look at contemporary Brazil seen through soccer. It was a huge critical success, and led to his being asked to ghostwrite PelĂŠ: The Autobiography. He is also the author of the popular math books Here's Looking at Euclid and The Grapes of Math, which were both international bestsellers. The former has had more than 20 translations and won awards.
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From the Guardianâs very own puzzle
master, Puzzle Ninja is a new collection following the
bestselling Can You Solve My Problems?
The puzzle masters of Japan create the worldâs most satisfying puzzles. Each
has a distinctive style but what unites them is their megawatt brains and the
beauty of their hand-crafted puzzles, which will challenge and sharpen the
mind. Alex Bellos has collected over 200 of their most ingenious puzzles, rated
easy to excruciating, and introduces over twenty new types of addictive
problems to solve.
Can you beat the puzzle masters to become a puzzle ninja?
About the Author
Alex Bellos is an author and broadcaster whose specialises in mathematics and Brazil. When he was the Guardian's correspondent in South America he wrote Futebol: The Brazilian Way of Life, a look at contemporary Brazil seen through soccer. It was a huge critical success, and led to his being asked to ghostwrite PelĂŠ: The Autobiography. He is also the author of the popular math books Here's Looking at Euclid and The Grapes of Math, which were both international bestsellers. The former has had more than 20 translations and won awards.
