- Is this a novel or a puzzle book?
- It is a puzzle book. The murder-mystery framing links the challenges, but there is no continuous story to follow.
- What kinds of puzzles are inside?
- Expect logic and deduction grids, ciphers, observation puzzles and forensic-style clues. Difficulty is mixed, so some pages go fast and others take longer.
- Is it suitable for kids?
- The crime and murder theme makes it a better fit for teens and adults. Younger children may find the content dark even though the puzzles themselves are not graphic.
- Does the spiral binding help?
- Yes. It lays flat so you can write answers and cross off clues without fighting the spine, which matters for grid and cipher puzzles.
- Can several people play together?
- It works well as a shared activity, with one person reading clues and others solving. It is designed for one player writing in the book.
- Is it good for travel?
- Yes, if you bring a pencil. The spiral binding and short puzzles suit planes, trains and waiting rooms, though the book is larger than a pocket paperback.
- Where is the Brain Games How to Get Away with Murder cheapest?
- At alibris, for $6.49, 28% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Brain Games How to Get Away with Murder?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including alibris, Walmart, Target.