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The Kids' Book of Puzzles 1 (9781780555041)



Put your brain to the test with more than 150 brilliant brain workouts, puzzles and exercises to complete. The Kids' Book of Puzzles is full of fun challenges that test a variety of skills.

From language skills, memory tests and verbal-reasoning exercises to attention, visual and spatial awareness, this pocket-sized book will keep bored kids entertained at any time, in any place.

Featuring a stylish new cover design, this title is part of the 'Buster Puzzle Books' series.

Other books in the series:
9781780554402 The Kids' Book of Wordsearches 1
9781780554341 The Kids' Book of Wordsearches 2
9781780554419 The Kids' Book of Crosswords 1
9781780554334 The Kids' Book of Crosswords 2
9781780555003 The Kids' Book of Mazes 1
9781780555027 The Kids' Book of Mazes 2
9781780555010 The Kids' Book of Sudoku 1
9781780555034 The Kids' Book of Sudoku 2
9781780555058 The Kids' Book of Dot to Dot 1


Product details

  • Paperback | 192 pages
  • 111 x 144 x 12mm | 86g
  • Buster Books
  • London, United Kingdom
  • English
  • 1780555040
  • 9781780555041
  • 110,015


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