A collection of mind-boggling problems for which imagination is the only resource in the world of lateral thinking. Here are nearly 100 mind benders, from easy to very difficult.
Sherlock Holmes would definitely be stumped. Dr. Watson, however, might solve one or two. And you might, too - if you abandon all your mental inhibitions. Because logic just isn't enough to solve these truly mind-boggling situation problems.
These book sets are top picks for elementary-level libraries and these new releases are especially recommended as staples for any serious collection, promising lasting reference and relevance. Renee C. Rebman's CATS joins others in the 'Animals Animals' series, offering just under 50 pages of detail about cats. From a history of cat and human involvement to behaviors and life cycles, CATS pairs fine color photos with excellent analysis.
This addition to the Bloom's Modern Critical Interpretations series focuses on Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels. Gathered here is a collection of well-respected critical essays on the text, discussing topics such as the philosophical background of the work, satire, and more.
Providing a broad narrative and relating the central events that have shaped the country, A Brief History of Ireland touches on all aspects of Ireland’s history, including political, economic, cultural, social, and foreign affairs. Recounting this country’s long history - from the arrival of the Celts to recent economic developments that have brought booming prosperity and social change - A Brief History of Ireland notes what makes Ireland unique among nations, including noteworthy contributions made by the Irish.
