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*{{Smullyan riddle}} Very nice collection of puzzles, all tied together in a story. Plus, some logic content as well. | *{{Smullyan riddle}} Very nice collection of puzzles, all tied together in a story. Plus, some logic content as well. | ||
*{{Sideways Arithmetic}} A collection of cryptarithmetic puzzles. | *{{Sideways Arithmetic}} A collection of cryptarithmetic puzzles. | ||
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Looking for more puzzles? Try these excellent sources.
Websites
- The Math Factor A math puzzle podcast.
- Car Talk Puzzler - sometimes automotive, sometimes more math/logic based.
- Maths is Fun - math and logic puzzles appropriate for math education.
- Problem of the Month on Math Central.
- pzzls - nice site with a good variety of math and logic puzzles, as well as some others.
- Richard Wiseman's Blog - new puzzle every Friday, answers on Monday.
- Bradley University's Problem of the Week (no longer available). No longer active, but there are 10 years worth of archives. From professor Alberto L. Delgado.
Books
- Problem Solving by Thomas DeFranco and Charles Vinsonhaler.
- Problem Solving Through Recreational Mathematics by Bonnie Averbach and Orin Chein.
- Books by Martin Gardner - perhaps the greatest contributer to mathematical puzzles ever.
- Mathematical Puzzles: A Connoisseur's Collection by Peter Winkler.
- The Riddle of Scheherazade: And Other Amazing Puzzles by Raymond Smullyan. Very nice collection of puzzles, all tied together in a story. Plus, some logic content as well.
- Sideways Arithmetic From Wayside School by Louis Sachar. A collection of cryptarithmetic puzzles.
Games
- Mind Trap - a game with hundreds of puzzle cards. Lots of lateral thinking puzzles.
- Professor Layton and the Curious Village - for the Nintendo DS. Loads of puzzles wrapped up in a fun mystery.
- Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box - sequel to the Curious Village. Another great Nintendo DS puzzle game.