The Moscow Puzzles: 359 Mathematical Recreations Toys your prize may be overshadowed

your prize may be overshadowed by the beauty of the interior mechanisms

A challenging puzzle you'll be proud to display

Created by Japanese artist Keiichi Miyazaki

Each stylish linen-wrapped book looks absolutely beautiful on display on your bookshelf

The Moscow Puzzles: 359 Mathematical Recreations Toys your prize may be overshadowedThis is, quite simply, the best and most popular puzzle book ever published in the Soviet Union. Since its first appearance in 1956 there have been eight editions as well as translations from the original Russian into Ukrainian, Estonian, Lettish, and Lithuanian. Almost a million copies of the Russian version alone have been sold. Part of the reason for the book's success is its marvelously varied assortment of brainteasers ranging from simple "catch"