Of Course!: The Greatest Collection of Riddles & Brain Teasers For Expanding Your Mind

This is an excellent collection of riddles and brain teasers that range in difficulty from very easy to very hard. A few of them are twists on classic puzzles such as getting a Fox, a chicken and a bag of seed across the river when you can only transport one item at a time. No special skills are required to solve them such as math skills. The biggest requirements is patience, as many of them will make you think for quite awhile. I wasn't always patient enough and if you read the book on an ereader the links to the answers make finding them out easy, and then you can quickly jump back to the book for the next puzzle. Excellent collection that anyone will enjoy. I wish to thank Mr. Guido for providing a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

If you're curious, this is a paperback book. I gave it to my dad as a gift and he carried it around reading and figuring out the riddles. We did some as a family too. Great riddles, there was only 1 we encountered that was just a wording trick, which I'm not a fan of, but like others say, it is primarily logic based. Super fun, great riddles.

This was great as a gift for my grandson. He took it over and understood some of the newer words and ideas.

Zack Guido has composed the best book of riddles I've seen. As the other reviewers said, the riddles are not the silly childish ones that barely make you smile nor are they the cheap tricky ones that don't test your reasoning at all. These riddles vary in difficulty from simple enough for most to difficult for everyone. They get more difficult as the book progresses, inviting you to challenge yourself as you begin to flex your mind. I recommend this book for anyone who is new to riddles, has a slight interest in riddles, or even the old pro. I found myself enjoying the author's rewritten versions of old riddles I have heard before. The wording is clear and compelling. A note on the format: the links to the solutions from each riddle is very handy, as the links back from the solutions are. A well crafted piece of work in all aspects.

This is an easy to read and easy to use collection of 78 brainteasers and riddles. To get the answer, all one has to do is click the side of the question. The questions are not complicated. Examples include: Why are manhole covers round? How far can a fox run into a woods? The questions prompt us to think and reach a moment of clarity where we say "of course!" Each question is unique, nor repetitions. No complicated math of a need to have a high-level vocabulary. It is a fun book, great for parties or while sitting alone.

Got this bc my husband and I love riddles and brain teasers- that feels lame even typing but there it is. This book got really good reviews and a lot of reviewers commented that the contents would be challenging. Well… here’s the thing. They reuse a LOT of scenarios and some of the “puzzles” are just downright ridiculous. Like you have to read the answer and then realize you never would have gotten it bc they throw in strange little nuances that are far fetched and ridiculous. We still mull over some of these in the evenings but w a grain of salt. Don’t want to waste too much time on something that will be fruitless. It’s an ok book, I guess it just depends on what you’re looking for.

There are 78 total riddles and brain teasers, with 78 answers and explanations. This is my first book of this kind and I am happy with it. It’s not a very big book but it’s looking like a passion project so the maximize the experience for what you get in other wards there isn’t any fluff that I’ve seen it’s all business and worth having on hand if this is your thing.

I was enjoying this book very much and then i got to #8, flipping 2 coins. Spoiler alert, do #8 before reading this. The way it is written there are actually only three possible outcomes for flipping 2 coins. Heads heads, tails tails, or mixed. Your friend says at least one coin is tails which leaves only 2 possibilities. Tails tails or mixed. It doesn't matter WITCH coin is tails it is still only a 50/50 chance, or 1 in 2. Thanks for bringing up memories of gambling i mean matching coins in grade school. :) Thanks Zack Guido for this great book.