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Samurai Sudoku: 100 Samurai Sudoku Puzzles Clarity Media

Publisher Marketing: Welcome to our second volume of five-grid samurai sudoku puzzles. Unlike volume one, this book is purely dedicated to the standard five-overlapping grid version of sudoku, and contains 100 brand-new puzzles. The puzzles are printed on high-quality white paper, and the grids are printed large enough to leave generous room for your pencilmarks to assist with solving the puzzles. All puzzles require only standard Sudoku solving rules: you will never need to guess when solving our samurai Sudoku, and all puzzles have a single solution that can be reached through the application of familiar sudoku-solving rules. For those unfamiliar with the samurai Sudoku, we suggest taking a look at the preview to see how the concept of overlapping grids work: there are four shared box regions, with each outer puzzle sharing a box region with the middle grid, which therefore shares four of its box regions with the other puzzles. Paying attention to the overlapping regions is key to successfully solving samurai Sudoku puzzles. Once you've solved these five-grid samurai puzzles you might like to move on to our even larger samurai collections of 11 and 13 overlapping grid puzzles also available on Amazon. Contributor Bio:  Media, Clarity About Clarity Media Clarity Media are a leading provider of a huge range of puzzles for adults and children. For more information on our services, please visit us at www.pzle.co.uk. For information on purchasing puzzles for publication, visit us at www.clarity-media.co.uk Puzzle Magazines If you enjoy the puzzles in this book, then you may be interested in our puzzle magazines. We have a very large range of magazines that you can download and print yourself in PDF format at our Puzzle Magazine site. These include many single-puzzle titles including more wordwheel collections. For more information, take a look at http: //www.puzzle-magazine.com Online Puzzles If you prefer to play puzzles online, please take a look at the Puzzle Club website, at www.thepuzzleclub.com