Grand Master Sudoku 1

Open questions to all Sudoku publishers: If I'm doing Sudoku on a train or plane, do I want to carry a book with 900 puzzles? If I need to erase frequently, do I want a book printed on cheap newsprint that gets holes after one erasure? Or one where the reverse images of numbers on the opposing page show through the paper and confuse me? No, no, no. Gould's sudoku books are for people like me, who want small compact puzzle books on good clear paper.

I was a little bit thrown off by the title of this book, when I picked it up I assumed that it would be mostly very difficult sudoku puzzles. Actually, it's a variety of levels, which is totally fine by me. I enjoy more difficult puzzles when I have time to sit down and work through the whole thing (sometimes 2 or 3 times, if I mess it up), and I enjoy easier puzzles for coffee breaks and other times when I only have 10 or 15 minutes. These are hand-developed Sudoku, and they actually do feel a little bit different to work out than computer-generated ones. In any case, this is a great collection.