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Killer Sudoku Large Print Clarity Media

Publisher Marketing: Welcome to this superb new selection of 100 killer sudoku puzzles, hand-picked for your solving pleasure! The rules of killer sudoku are very simple, and are outlined below: - Place each number from 1 - 9 exactly once in each row, column and 3x3 bold-lined box that comprise each grid - The grid also contains sets of cells inside dashed lines (called 'cages'). Each of these cages contains a number. This is the sum total of the cells inside the cage. Thus a '4' means that the cells in that cage sum to 4. A number cannot be repeated within a cage, so a cage comprised of two cells that must total '4' can only contain 3 and 1 in some order, not 2 and 2, because that would involve repeating a digit. A range of difficulties are included in this book, so you can start of with some easy killer sudoku, then move onto some moderate killer sudoku and finish off tackling some hard killer sudoku puzzles that are more challenging. There are a range of different techniques required to solve killer sudoku, so good luck and happy solving! Every puzzle has a single solution that can be found without guessing - logic will always help you find the solution. Solutions are at the back of the book so you can check if you are right, or if not, find where you went wrong. All of our books are printed on very high quality paper, making the puzzle experience all the more enjoyable. For other puzzle books and gift ideas, visit www.puzzle-book.co.uk Contributor Bio:  Media, Clarity About Clarity Media Clarity Media are a leading provider of a huge range of puzzles for adults and children. For more information on our services, please visit us at www.pzle.co.uk. For information on purchasing puzzles for publication, visit us at www.clarity-media.co.uk Puzzle Magazines If you enjoy the puzzles in this book, then you may be interested in our puzzle magazines. We have a very large range of magazines that you can download and print yourself in PDF format at our Puzzle Magazine site. These include many single-puzzle titles including more wordwheel collections. For more information, take a look at http: //www.puzzle-magazine.com Online Puzzles If you prefer to play puzzles online, please take a look at the Puzzle Club website, at www.thepuzzleclub.com