“paul sloane”

Find out how good you are at lateral thinking. Improve your skills--and even raise your I.Q.-- by taking on these puzzles specially chosen for this collection. They will help you master the four keys to lateral thinking: testing assumptions, asking the right new questions, trying new ways to solve, ... More

"Books for the smallest room in the house..."That generate BIG sales It's clear--people everywhere are sitting and solving! That's why more than 110,000 copies of this amazing series have nearly jumped out of stores. With their amusing shape, great content, and popular price, these compilations are ... More

Finally, a puzzle book as "bright" as its readers. Not only will puzzle-doers find wickedly tricky brainbusters on every page, but all the accompanying illustrations are in brilliant color too. And that makes unraveling these challenging conundrums even more fun. It will take some real smarts to fig... More

Lateral thinking puzzles help to polish logic and improve imagination at the same time. Like a detective, puzzle-solvers learn to change direction--to head sideways, and think laterally to get to the answers. Hilarious cartoons ilustrate the puzzles and an answer section is included."We never grow t... More

The latest in the hugely popular series of think-out-of-the box brainteasers, including" Classic Lateral Thinking Challenges" and "Colorful Lateral Thinking Puzzles," Here's how you play the game and figure out these perplexing puzzles: take one of the scenarios, and with the help of a friend who lo... More

These are think-out-of-the-box brainbusters, lots of fun for anyone who enjoys a challenge. Some of the situations presented may seem really strange, and almost impossible to solve, but once the obvious assumptions are discarded, the answers begin to come into focus. The key lies in being creative, ... More

Welcome to the world of captivating lateral thinking puzzles! These tricky little conundrums always have more than meets the eye: to unravel them, you need to think completely outside the box. Solvers must decide which of the facts in each puzzle are important and which are red herrings; they even h... More