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    Riddles and Brainteasers: Surprisingly Simple Brainteasers And Riddles That Most People Get Wrong
    Riddles and Brainteasers: Surprisingly Simple Brainteasers And Riddles That Most People Get Wrong
    Riddles and Brainteasers: Surprisingly Simple Brainteasers And Riddles That Most People Get Wrong
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    Riddles and Brainteasers: Surprisingly Simple Brainteasers And Riddles That Most People Get Wrong

    By Anthony Idalion

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    Do you think outside the box?

     

    If  yes then definitely this book is perfect for you.

     

    Many great Greeks philosophers wrote and loved riddles for a variety of reasons but mainly to keep their brain sharp.

    Riddles & Brain teasers are considered a form of training someone's brain! It has been proved that, while completing brain teasers, main areas of your brain are considerably improved such as: speed, memory, attention, flexibility and problem solving

    Take the Challenge, grab your copy now and start training your brain like an ancient Greek philosopher!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherANTHONY IDALION
    Release dateApr 25, 2022
    ISBN9798201441074
    Riddles and Brainteasers: Surprisingly Simple Brainteasers And Riddles That Most People Get Wrong

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      Riddles and Brainteasers - Anthony Idalion

      Riddles and Brain Teasers

      Surprisingly simple brainteasers and riddles that most people get wrong

      By Anthony Idalion

      Copyright © 2022 by Anthony Idalion

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, without prior written permission from the author.

      I hope you will enjoy my book. I would be very grateful if you would consider leaving a review.  Thank you!

      How to use this e-book: 

      Click on the ‘Answer’ of a puzzle to navigate to the Answer.

      Click on an answer of the puzzle to navigate back to the specific puzzle.

      Enjoy!

      Contents

      Riddle 1

      Riddle 2

      Riddle 3

      Riddle  4

      Riddle 5

      Riddle 6

      Riddle 7

      Riddle 8

      Riddle  9

      Riddle 10

      Riddle 1 1

      Riddle 12

      Riddle 13

      Riddle 14

      Riddle 15

      Riddle 1 6

      Riddle 17

      Riddle 18

      Riddle 19

      Riddle 20

      Riddle 21

      Riddle 22

      Riddle 23

      Riddle 24

      Riddle

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