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Far too easy Aug 03, 2010
I'm looking for a book full of '4' and '5' Sudoku, and I figured that a book with Mensa's name on it would give me that. I think these are all '2' difficulty. I zip right through them with no trouble at all. Very curious that Mensa would put their name on it. At least call it the Mensa Book of 500 Medium-Level Sudoku puzzles.
I am giving this two stars, even though I sort of feel ripped off, because the physical quality of the paper, binding, and print is good.
 Mensa Sudoku by Michael Rios May 29, 2010
I'm very disappointed in the level of difficulty of these puzzles, and feel I've been duped. I was looking for a long book of difficult/extreme puzzles to work on solving techniques, and these were easy/medium. I have the feeling an error was made and medium puzzles were placed in the book instead of Mensa difficulty, and it's a wonder no one caught the error before publication. The books were printed, and still put on the shelf for unsuspecting customers, and I'm annoyed.
MENSA NOT Apr 21, 2010
Sudoku puzzles are usually rated 1 to 5. These puzzles are 1 to 2. The last 50 of 534 puzzles might be level 3.
I'd rate zero stars if I could. MENSA should be embarrassed that they endorsed this book.
Should rename 'Easy Sudoku'.
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Very Easy Sudokus Dec 31, 2009
Don't waste your time or money on this book if you are looking for challenging sudokus. Even the puzzles at the end are quite easy. You can solve even the "hardest" of them with using only a few pencil marks.
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It won't take a genius Dec 28, 2009
I love sudoku, but this puzzle book is very disappointing. With the title "Mensa Sudoku", you would expect the puzzles to be challenging, but none of them are more than medium. None approaches the difficulty of the "hard" puzzles published each Friday and Saturday by the Washington Post.
I was looking for a follow-on to the excellent series by Frank Longo, "Absolutely Nasty Sudoku". This book is not it.
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