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Sudoku Books - Advanced

Whether you call them hard, difficult, fiendish, devilish, migraine or black belt, these are puzzles for people who need more of a challenge.

Times Killer Sudoku 1-9
Nine volumes of previously unpublished puzzles for hard-core Su Doku addicts. The puzzles use the same 9x9 grid but there is a double challenge - it is also necessary to ensure that the outlined cubes add up to the same number.

Find Times Killer Sudoku Books at Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com .

Deadly Sudoku

Will Shortz Presents Deadly Sudoku
200 Hard Puzzles from New Your Times veteran puzzle setter Will Shortz. Watch out! These puzzles are mind melting!

From Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com

Even More Extreme Sudoku

Even More Extreme Sudoku
These claim to be even more of the toughest Sudoku puzzles known to man. 200 new puzzles of an extremely high difficulty level.

Available from Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com.

Absolutely Nasty Sudoku

Absolutely Nasty Sudoku
Published by Mensa, this set of Sudokus may be the toughest puzzles that you have ever tried!

From Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk

Black Belt Sudoku
Compiled by Pete Sinden this book contains 101 migraine inducing Sudoku puzzles which adhere purely to the rules of true Sudoku: playability, symmetry, beauty and singularity.

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Black Belt Sudoku
By Michael Rios. Taking a lead from karate--another Japanese art--each title is graded by color: White Belt for easy, Green Belt for medium level, Brown Belt for hard, and here is Black Belt for the super-tough solvers. Contains 300 puzzles.

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Sudoku 2022 Gift Ideas

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for Christmas 2021

Sudoku Quotes and Tips
I think that is what makes a good puzzler, a willingness to keep nutting something out and resisting the temptation to go to the back of the book for the answers.
Wayne Gould, Father of the current Sudoku craze.