Sherlock: The Puzzle Book

'Dear God, what is it like in your funny little brains? It must be so boring.'

Can you pit your wits against the best and the wisest? Through these 200 puzzles and challenges, you'll be able to elevate your powers of deduction, detection and general brilliance.

From codes and sequences to perceptual and logic problems, there are puzzles for all levels, from beginner to expert. With explanations of how Sherlock (and hopefully you) arrived at the solutions, this official puzzle book is your chance to learn how to think like Sherlock. Step inside his mind palace, decipher Moriarty's taunting clues and find out if you're a match for the brains of 221b Baker Street.

Préface
Think like Sherlock, and tackle this brain-busting, entertaining collection of puzzles inspired by the hit BBC series

Auteur

Christopher Maslanka (Author)
Puzzle writer and broadcaster Chris Maslanka is the Enigmatist of St Catherine's College, Oxford.

Steve Tribe (Author)
Steve Tribe is the author of Sherlock: Chronicles, Doctor Who: The TARDIS Handbook, Doctor Who: Companions and Allies and Doctor Who: The Time Traveller's Almanac and, with James Goss, of The Doctor: His Lives and Times, Doctor Who: A History of the Universe in 100 Objects and Doctor Who: The Dalek Handbook. He has compiled three University Challenge quiz books and edited more than 500 books, short stories and audio dramas.

Résumé
Dear God, what is it like in your funny little brains? It must be so boring. Can you pit your wits against the best and the wisest? Through these 200 puzzles and challenges, you ll be able to elevate your powers of deduction, detection and general brilliance. From codes and sequences to perceptual and logic problems, there are puzzles for all levels, from beginner to expert. With explanations of how Sherlock (and hopefully you) arrived at the solutions, this official puzzle book is your chance to learn how to think like Sherlock. Step inside his mind palace, decipher Moriarty's taunting clues and find out if you're a match for the brains of 221b Baker Street.