Title: Where's the information?
Product review: I have to say that if you never tried a Sudoku puzzle you may get the basics from Sudoku for Dummies, but that's about it. The authors present the first (relatively difficult) puzzle and begin solving it with some basic strategy. Then for some bizarre reason, half way through the explanation, the authors leave the reader to finish the most difficult part of the puzzle on his own. I could not find the solution to this one anywhere. In the next section they switch to another puzzle that is taken to completion but without delving into any logic that goes beyond the obvious. The majority of the book consists of actual puzzles. However, I wanted strategies for solving the puzzles not just some workbook. If you have no idea how to begin to solve a Sudoku puzzle, you may find some value in this book. Otherwise, you will probably feel that you bought an overpriced puzzle book.
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