100 Games of Logic

Pierre Berloquin, who put together this stimulating and delightful collection of mind benders, is a clever young Frenchman who was born in 1939 in Tours and graduated in 1962 from the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Mines in Paris. His training as an operations research engineer gave him an excellent background in mathematics and logical thinking. This volume is Berloquin’s own translation into English of one of his four paperback collections of brainteasers which have been enormously popular in France and Italy since they were published in Paris in 1973. This one is concerned only with logical puzzles. The other three contain numerical, geometrical, and alphabetical problems. Denis Dugas, the graphic artist who illustrated all four books, is one of the author’s old friends. The puzzles in this collection have been carefully selected or designed (many are original with the author or artist) so that they will not be too difficult for the average reader who is not a mathematician to solve, and at the same time not be too easy. They are all crisply, clearly given, accurately answered at the back of the book, and great fun to work on whether you crack them or not.

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