All you need is a pencil (and an eraser) to enjoy the twists and tricks, the dead ends and sudden "aha!" experiences, that are yours when you try a pixel puzzle. Start with the puzzles that are merely hard to solve, like the baseball player, the ambulance, and the Liberty Bell. Then go on to the harder ones, like the wedding cake, the elephant, and the trumpeter. Soon you'll be ready to take on the hungry shark, the picture of James Dean, and the astronaut--104 collectible designs in all!

Mind-Sharpening Pixel Puzzles: Visual Challenges for the Logical Mind

Humor & Entertainment

Conceptis Puzzles

Puzzles & Games

Sterling

It's a puzzle lover's delight! Start with a bunch of horizontal and vertical lines, and then, with all the logic, concentration, and patience you can muster, get hours of pleasure as pictures appear from your own kind of magic. It's easy to master the codes for the blank and black squares. Before you know it, you'll collect 78 different fun images, including Einstein, Elvis, Marilyn Monroe, and Honest Abe, as well as the Sphinx, a skull, a flag, and a dinosaur.

Perplexing Pixel Puzzles: Visual Challenges for the Logical Mind

100 Sudoku puzzles (and answers) perfect for all levels: easy, moderate, and difficult puzzles.

Sodoku: Book 1

Noteworthy

See the complete picture...once you complete the maze. On the surface, these unique puzzles may look like other mazes you've done before. But at the end, there's a nice surprise when the lines that found the right pathway are the key to creating an image, too. To add to the fun, there are two different types of puzzles: basic and reversed. For either one, start out by solving as usual. Then, for the basic variation, just take a dark marker and color in the route you traced. For the reversed style, fill in all the wrong paths, instead. Each puzzle has a label from 1 to 7 for its level of difficulty, and the pictures include portraits, animals, and action scenes.

Picture This! Mazes

These full-page mazes are revolutionary! At first they seem like every other maze, where kids work their way through the twists and turns, avoiding false leads and dead ends. But then comes the one-of-a-kind fun: when the maze is done, an actual picture emerges from the grid. And, for an extra challenge, sometimes you color in all the wrong paths first to see what image awaits. An arching cat, a very merry Santa, a boat sailing on the sea, a crescent moon, even a bunny rabbit jump out at you. There's nothing else like it.

Hidden Picture Mazes

Children's Books

Activities, Crafts & Games

Puzzlewright

The good times that began with last season’s Hidden Picture Mazes continue! These are no ordinary mazes: they’ve got something extra, because every time you solve one, you also create a picture. Kids start out as usual: finding and tracing a path from the maze's entrance to the finish, while avoiding false leads and dead ends. Then, when they take a pen or marker and make a thick line over that correct path, an image will emergeincluding a cat, a skier, a house, and a palm tree. Every one is a super surprise.

Super Hidden Picture Mazes

Union Square Kids

The follow-up to last season’s Picture This! Mazes offers two types of mazes and two types of funplus, every finished maze becomes a picture. In every case, solvers begin by finding a clear path from start to finish. But that’s when the road forks: in the basic maze, all you do is mark the route you traced with a thick, dark line. Immediately, the hidden image is revealed. For the reversed mazes (labeled with an R”), you lightly trace the right path in pencil and then color in all the wrong ones to get the picture. These large puzzlessimilar to but more challenging than Super Hidden Picture Mazesshow people dancing, animals, portraits of famous figures, and other terrific things.

Picture That! Mazes (Conceptis Puzzles)

Easy-to-learn, addictive, and language-free sudokos have taken the world by stormpeople just can’t seem to get enough of the endless fun and intellectual entertainment they provide. But here’s something to help mavens sate their sudoku hunger: rip-out puzzles so fans can always get their fix whenever they feel the need. An introduction shows newcomers eager to get in on the craze how sudoku works, and also offers some smart solving tips, from scanning to quickly eliminating certain numbers. There’s even some invaluable advanced advice for handling the super-challenging brainbusters. (And there are some of those in the pad, too!) Start easy, and work your way up to the harder ones as you go along.

Sudoku on the Flip Side

Union Square & Co.

This popular, even more challenging variant of sudoku is for true puzzle warriors! Each one consists of FIVE sudoku grids arranged in an X-shaped array, with overlapping corners. No grid can be solved on its own; to complete the entire puzzle, players have to work on several grids at once, making their way to overlapping areas and constantly searching for new clues. While regular sudoku-solving techniques provide the starting point, the game’s more complicated than that. Because the overlapping areas belong to two different grids, they must comply with the rules of both simultaneously. That changes the puzzle’s underlying logic…and makes these sudokus more fun for the serious fan. An introduction, with a sample puzzle, shows all the strategies.

Samurai Sudoku (Martial Arts Sudoku)

More, more, more! That’s what kids demanded after the first collection of these extra-special mazes. So here’s another helping of fun. Once again, begin by solving the mazes as they would any other. But when they’re done going from start to finish, they’ve not only found the right paththey’ve created a picture! What will it be? Every one is an entertaining surprise. To add to the challenge: sometimes youngsters have to color in all the wrong paths first to find out the picture’s subject.

Sneaky Picture Mazes

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