How trained is your brain? Test your memory with these visually appealing puzzles! In this book, you'll get the chance to see how well you can remember what you just saw-and then practice your skills to try to improve them! First, study each photo for the given time limit, then turn the page for a list of questions about it. Some will be easy, asking about the most prominent images in the picture. Others, though, will be tricky, focusing on background details of fun, intricate images featuring flamenco dancers, tapestries, robot toys, emojis, gondolas, and much more. Test your memory and enjoy yourself... or solve with friends for a fun group activity!

Delight in the pages of the the Antiquarian Sticker Book: Imaginarium, a compendium of over 1,000 gorgeous stickers to capture your imagination. Dreamlike collages, inspiring quotations, and vintage ephemera are illuminated in sticker form. This charming, gorgeously curated sticker book is perfect for your coffee table or craft table and makes a unique gift! Peel and decorate scrapbooks, letters, journals, and more! Or simply browse the pages to feast on the beauty of this lush sticker book unlike any other. A treasure trove of authentic historical prints from the ornate Victorian era can live on its own, be used on stationary and wrapping, or invigorate your own original art! With over 1,000 ravishing stickers, the Antiquarian Sticker Book: Imaginarium will inspire you to imagine new horizons.

One crime to solve. Over 70 killer conundrums to piece together the clues. A classic murder mystery game in a puzzle book. The third book in the Murder Mystery Club Puzzle Book series.

Rosa Martinez and the Murder Mystery Puzzle Club are back within another case to crack, with over 70 killer conundrums to solve. The nights are drawing in and the residents of Wobberley Edge are preparing for their annual winter festival. Celebrations are suddenly halted when local reporter, Oliver Finch, is found dead. Determined to uncover the truth, the Murder Mystery Puzzle Club team up again to solve the crime.

Bestselling author Dr Gareth Moore and Laura Jayne Ayres will put your logic and reasoning to the test as you master the art of deduction. Learn how to examine the clues, eliminate the suspects and piece together the evidence to catch the killer in their tracks. Do you have what it takes to make an accusation, and pin down WHO, WHY and HOW? Perfect for fans of Murdle and The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman.

Other books in this series: The Murder Mystery Club Puzzle Book: The Perfect Plot The Murder Mystery Club Puzzle Book: Murder in the Village

Summon your inner Miss Marple and get ready to deduce whodunnit in this fiendish collection of crime puzzles from Dr Gareth Moore.

Mischief is afoot, and you’ve been summoned to stop it – pit your wits against nefarious criminals and solve a town-ful of mysteries. Put your Agatha Christie hat on and find out if you’re sharp enough to catch the criminals before they cause any more trouble.

Featuring 10 scenarios, each scenario opens with a scene setting and notes made in the notebook of the investigator which lead you through a series of puzzles to the denouement.

With all kinds of puzzles, from sudoku to hanjie and word searches to ciphers, this book will put your wits to the test – so get your Agatha Christie on, grab a cup of tea and a pencil and get ready to snuggle up with this perplexing collection of cosy crime puzzles.

Part of an exciting series of sturdy, square-box 1000-piece jigsaw puzzles from Flame Tree, featuring powerful and popular works of art. This new jigsaw will satisfy your need for a challenge, with Marianne North's Amatungula in Flower and Fruit and Blue Ipomoea, South Africa.. This 1000 piece jigsaw is intended for adults and children over 13 years. Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Finished Jigsaw size 735 x 510mm/29 x 20 ins. Includes an A4 poster for reference. The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is a world famous centre for botanical and mycological knowledge. Kew has a gallery dedicated to the paintings of the remarkable Victorian artist Marianne North, who had a great eye for botanical detail. She set out in 1871 on a painterly progress through world flora. North's journey to South Africa was among her last, along with trips to the Seychelles and Chile.

Craving some puzzle time but always on the go? No problem! Just Take It With You! This Monday volume of the new Take It With You series features 200 of the week's easiest New York Times crossword puzzles. Each page is removable, so you can sit back and solve wherever you go. Features: - 200 easy Monday puzzles - Perforated pages and convenient travel size - Edited by crossword legend Will Shortz

Everyone who plays pool knows that it is "mostly mental," but the conventional wisdom about the mental game is about as accurate as the idea that the earth is flat. Until now, no one with any expertise on how the human mind works has bothered to write about pool. In Pleasures of Small Motions, Bob Fancher, a psychotherapist and pool columnist, breaks new ground by applying good science to the mental game of billiards.This book does for pool what Timothy Gallwey's bestselling "The Inner Game" books did for golf and tennis. Fancher explains how the conscious and unconscious mind work together, prescribes drills to help players improve, advises on mastering emotion and developing rhythm, explains the difference between concentration and focus, and gives invaluable insight on competitive play. (6 x 9, 160 pages, illustrations)Bob Fancher's column, "Dr. Bob, Pool Shrink," appears monthly in The American Cueist. He earned his Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University and practiced psychotherapy in New York for fourteen years. His acclaimed book Cultures of Healing has been used in classes at Columbia University, Princeton, and many other schools, and is writing has appeared in The Washington Post and other publications. He lives in Austin, Texas.