Title: Teaching kids how to think with logic
Product review: Puzzles, like riddles, are excellent ways to teach logic. All puzzle books of Smullyan are good. This one is relatively easy, and for a young person who enjoyed the stories of Alice in Wonderland, it could be real fun. My expectations were too high, I expected not only the author to use the characters of Alice, but I guess I expected him to be as inventive as Carroll himself. But most puzzles are of the well-known type: "three people answer this question like this and that, which one is telling the truth?" The puzzles themselves are not original or mind-bending, Alice is only a "decor," so I got the feeling that it was a recycling of old material. Mostly.If you enjoy puzzles and you have kids, this is nevertheless a great gift.
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