Brain Works Badass Sudoku

Badass Sudoku, 6 Times the Pain is a collection of 250 puzzles featuring six styles of Sudoku puzzles: Classic, Irregular, Multi, Odd/Even, Diagonal, and Sum. Within each style, there are three levels of difficulty clearly marked on each page Easy, Medium, and Hard. Conceptis Puzzles created these to challenge all levels of players those new to the popular puzzle craze and those who have already become hooked. Badass Sudoku will provide hours of entertainment while testing your skill and strategies.

The next installment in the popular Jumbo Sudoku series, Jumbo Sudoku Brain Bender includes over 300 puzzles. The popular numerical brainteaser is a fun way to work your brain, and sudoku fans of all levels will love this collection. Jumbo Sudoku Brain Bender includes classic sudoku as well as-Samurai, Kakuro, Killer, Battleship and "Son of Sudoku" Futoshiki puzzles. All the puzzles are rated on a scale of tricky to fi endish. If you are looking to fi nally be challenged by sudoku, this is the book you have been waiting for. Sudoku puzzles continue to run in top newspapers and magazines across the country. Because every puzzle is completely different, sudoku appeals to puzzle-fans of all ages.

Give your BRAIN a boost with this difficult Sudoku. Work out your brain with these amazing games and develop your strategy skills. Learn how to focus and relax having fun with these perfect Sudoku puzzles. Hard Sudoku book, the perfect gift for teens and adults for birthdays and Christmas. Send your feedback and questions at: [email protected]

Would you like to increase the effectiveness of your brain while you have fun?Increase the effectiveness of your brain function with Sudoku puzzles.What if you could reduce your chances of Dementia or Alzheimer's disease by solving Sudoku puzzles? According to the University of Edinburgh, UK, research has found that Sudoku can trigger "survival genes" in the brain that normally lay dormant. Arb�resh Dalipi has been compiling and publishing puzzles for over two decades. By using his collection of sudoku books you will experience improved brain functions such as concentration, logical thinking and memory. Pick up your copy today by clicking on the BUY NOW button at the top of this page.

Within the pages of this brain enhancing publication are 80 sudoku puzzles, to exercise your brain and get your neurons sparking.Holiday Bonus Buy this book and also get a complimentary bundle of 200 printable sudoku puzzles Benefits of Sudoku are: Reduces the chances of developing Alzheimers and Dementia by keeping your brain active. Improves your memory. Stimulates your mind. Increases your ability to think quickly and make decisions faster. Develops your concentration power and re-focus skills. Improves your number skills. Can quiet your thoughts and lull you to sleep. You Feel Happy. There is only on puzzle per page giving you stacks of room to do any necessary trial numbering.The large print size makes it very easy to see the puzzle numbers adding to reduced eyestrain over those long sudoku solving sessions. Don't forget your 200 extra printable puzzles. Simply go to bonuspuzzles.com and enter the code number shown on the back page of this book.Each book in the Sudoku Sayings series has a unique set of puzzles and so do the holiday bonus bundles for those books.Happy Puzzling!

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