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I suggest something light and something out of the ordinary to counterbalance. You'll never know for what type you are in the mood. Here are two that I love: H
by DEinspanjer 18y ago
I suggest something light and something out of the ordinary to counterbalance. You'll never know for what type you are in the mood. Here are two that I love:
How to Solve It -- by G. Polya
http://www.amazon.com/How-Solve-Aspect-Mathematical-Method/dp/0691023565
Alice in Puzzleland -- by Raymond Smullyan
http://www.amazon.com/Alice-Puzzle-Land-Raymond-Smullyan/dp/0140070567
- philcrissman 18y agoYes -- anything by Smullyan is a pleasure to read. I think much of it is out of print, but should still be findable. "Lady or the Tiger" and "Satan, Cantor, and Infinity" were both good reads. "Alice," as well.
- DEinspanjer 18y agoYeah the link I supplied actually had a few people selling used copies. I got a first edition of it a while back and I still love to pull it out and go through the problems to freshen up my brain. :)