Review: Great bunch of puzzles
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2013
If you're looking for brain teasers and have an HD device (Kindle Fire HD, iPad, etc), then this is the best offering of the two versions of the book available. The HD images look much better, though not amazingly so, than the standard version on HD devices. On non-HD devices, or regular Kindles, you won't likely notice much of a difference between the HD and non-HD version, in which case it is more cost effective to just go with the standard edition.In terms of the puzzles, much like Grabarchuk Family's previous efforts, the books are laid out exactly the same. Each page contains one puzzle, which could be a pictogram to a math problem, with multiple choice answers. When you solve the puzzle, if they believe you might need an explanation as to where the solution is derived, you are given this information.The puzzles run from beginner to advanced, with the advanced puzzles being especially difficult and brain torturing.One issue I always have with books with puzzles, be it crosswords or puzzles such as these, is that it's easy enough to cheat. That defeats the purpose, and other than not including a solution, I am not sure how you could deter "cheaters." It's just the nature of puzzle books I suppose.So if you are looking for the version that looks best on your HD device, you are looking for 102 puzzles to spend time teasing your brain, then look no further as $2.99 well spent. If you don't need HD, save yourself $2 and buy the standard version.