King Kong Sudoku: A True Beast of a Puzzle, in Living Color! - Murphy, Michael Brian

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Résumé :
Do you REALLY like to play Sudoku puzzles? Are you the type of puzzler who loves the 16?16 and 25?25 grids, and also likes variety Sudokus, but has little interest in boring standard 9?9s? Well, great news! Here's a humongous 100?100 Sudoku, with diagonals, and here's the best part: This one is in color! No more bothering with those tiny black-and-white grids! With this book, you can go much, much further than that and create a much larger grid size, by cutting pages out and pasting or taping them together to form a 100?100 Sudoku. And what's more, each of the 100 individual 10?10 squares are subdivided into four 5?5 squares with different colors: red, yellow, green, and blue, along with gray squares indicating the diagonals. The gray squares along the long diagonals each contain the numbers 0 to 99. In addition, each color set has its own 25 different numbers from 0 to 99, which will be consistent throughout the entire grid, which you can deduce via crossing out numbers used on other color squares, using the scratch pads provided. As a result, when you combine any four 5?5 squares with the four different colors - whether those four 5?5 squares be in a 10?10 cage, all aligned in a row, in a column, or even on a long diagonal, as well as each set of four corners from the outermost corners of the grid to the centermost, or just in random, disparate places - they will end up containing all of the numbers from 0 to 99. How cool is that!...

Biographie:
Michael Brian Murphy is the author of NLD From the Inside Out: Talking to Parents, Teachers, and Teens about Growing Up with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities. He is also passionate about pencil-and-paper puzzles and games of all types and has constructed many different puzzles over the years. He earned a B.A. cum laude in Psychology from Clark University and an M.A.J.S. degree from Hebrew College. He lives in the Boston Metrowest area.

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Michael Brian Murphy is the author of NLD From the Inside Out: Talking to Parents, Teachers, and Teens about Growing Up with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities. He is also passionate about pencil-and-paper puzzles and games of all types and has constructed many different puzzles over the years. He earned a B.A. cum laude in Psychology from Clark University and an M.A.J.S. degree from Hebrew College. He lives in the Boston Metrowest area....