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From Alex Bellos, the Guardian' s Monday Puzzle mastermind, comes a new collection of 70 deceptively simple puzzles you're almost guaranteed to get wrong - but that's half the fun!
Every puzzle in this book looks easy - almost too easy - and yet, they'll trip up even the most logical minds.
Bringing together puzzles from psychology, mathematics, statistics, physics, geography and the science of perception, Alex sets the challenge and then delights in explaining why you so likely got it wrong and, of course, how you might go about getting them right.
A treasure trove of puzzles for
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From Alex Bellos, the Guardian's Monday Puzzle mastermind, comes a new collection of 70 deceptively simple puzzles you're almost guaranteed to get wrong - but that's half the fun!

Every puzzle in this book looks easy - almost too easy - and yet, they'll trip up even the most logical minds.

Bringing together puzzles from psychology, mathematics, statistics, physics, geography and the science of perception, Alex sets the challenge and then delights in explaining why you so likely got it wrong and, of course, how you might go about getting them right.

A treasure trove of puzzles for novices and seasoned puzzlers alike, THINK TWICE will playfully stretch and sharpen the mind, and equip you to (possibly) outwit the puzzlemakers' future tricks.


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Autorenporträt
Alex Bellos is a journalist, broadcaster and puzzle master. He read Mathematics and Philosophy at Oxford University before becoming a journalist and writer. Alex was born in Oxford and grew up in Edinburgh and Southampton and lived in Brazil for five years as a foreign correspondent for the Guardian before returning to the UK He is the author of 8 books about puzzles and mathematics and currently writes weekly puzzle column for the Guardian.