The Ultimate Code-Breaker's Puzzle Book: Over 50 Puzzles to Become a Super Spy, Crack Codes, and Train your Brain!

Moore, Gareth

ISBN 10: 1914087674 / ISBN 13: 9781914087677

Published by Beetle Books, 2023

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Bibliographic Details

Title: The Ultimate Code-Breaker's Puzzle Book: ...

Publisher: Beetle Books

Publication Date: 2023

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: good

About this title

Synopsis:

 

Become a super spy, crack codes and train your brain!

By using maths and logic to solve and navigate the codes, kids will build great skills to help them with problem solving and reasoning. Developed by Dr Gareth Moore, an expert in the field, this book will have your kids cracking codes in no time!

Reveal secret messages with codes used by real-life spies

Use maths to crack into mysterious safes

Become a master tech-decoder using logic, and more

Discover cryptic co-ordinates to hunt down hidden treasure

...and much more!

Including amazing alphabet and number codes, grids, and picture puzzles. Don’t worry, if kids get stuck, there are tips and subtle clues to help improve code-breaking skills. With full-colour graphics and illustrations throughout, this book is as eye-catching as it is entertaining.

About the Author:

<P>Dr Gareth Moore is the author of a wide range of puzzle and brain-training books for both children and adults, including The Kid’s Book of Puzzles, The Mammoth Book of Brain Games and The Rough Guide Book of Brain Training, Brainbenders and Treasure Hunt Puzzles. He is also the founder of daily brain training site www.BrainedUp.com. He gained his PhD from Cambridge University (UK) in the field of computer speech recognition, teaching machines to understand the spoken word.</P>