Lateral Thinking Puzzlers

Logic is not enough To unravel a lateral puzzle, you have to train your brain to think differently. Ranging from (relatively) easy to fiendishly hard, these classic conundrums--almost 100 of them--require mental agility. Can you figure out these problems from only the vaguest details and yes-or-no questions? It's challenging, imaginative fun.

This revised edition features entirely new illustrations

Paul Sloane studied engineering at Cambridge University and works in software marketing. His passion for lateral puzzles started when he met a dwarf standing on a block of ice in an elevator. Lateral Thinking Puzzlers, originally published by Sterling in 1991, was his first book and has gone on to become a bestseller. He has many other collections, including several with Des MacHale.