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Tease Your Brain, Test Your Smarts
Jack Botermans
Paperback - $14.95
These visually appealing, colorful, and diverse puzzles are as tantalizing to the mind as they are to the eye! More than 200 fun exercises will give your brain a workout that will keep it functioning at its best. Select from various categories, inclu ...
Brain Building Games : With Words and Numbers
Allen D. Bragdon
Paperback - $24.95
A crossword puzzle devotee' s bonanza: a personal three-month mind-training program, with 182 performance tips and puzzles to increase memory, math, and language dexterity.
Beat the Clock Kakuro : 214 Easy to Hard Puzzles with Target Time Limits
Jim Bumgardner
Paperback - $14.95
Kakuro took the brain-teasing fun of sudoku to the next level by adding math and a crossword puzzle grid. Now, "Beat the Clock Kakuro" takes kakuro itself to the next level by challenging game players with a time goal for each puzzle.
Players can ...
Tictactics
Kevin Butler
Paperback - $26.95
Tic-Tac-Toe is more complex than just 9 squares. There are so many people that know how to play tic-tac-toe but have no strategy. Tictactics was written to give people of all ages the strategies needed to master the game of tic-tac-toe. You will lear ...
Buzan's Book of Mental World Records
Tony Buzan
Paperback - $24.95
The motto of the Olympic Games is citius, altius, fortius: faster, higher, stronger. And yet there are physical limits to what the athletic human body can achieve. Not so with the mind. The abilities of the human mind know no limit, and nowhere is th ...
Classic IQ Tests
Philip Carter
Hardcover - $12.95
How smart are you? Though these tough little quizzes offer plenty of entertainment, they're designed to be similar to the ones found in actual IQ tests. Five sections focus individually on verbal, visual, numerical, calculation, and logic skills, whi ...
How to Solve IQ Puzzles
Philip Carter
Paperback - $17.95
Many people and IQ puzzles fascinating but are nevertheless bewildered by them. Why should one particular shape be the odd one out? Why should a certain number be the next one in sequence? Philip Carter and Ken Russell - the UK Mensa Magazine puzzle ...