Bletchley Park Puzzles and Brainteasers :Could YOU be a top secret codebreaker? (Children's Edition)

Bletchley Park Puzzles and Brainteasers

Bletchley Park Puzzles and Brainteasers :Could YOU be a top secret codebreaker? (Children's Edition)

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Published: 24 October, 2024
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BECOME A TOP SECRET CODEBREAKER! - The ultimate puzzle book for kids and families.

Welcome to Bletchley Park, once the top-secret home of the Second World War codebreakers. Here, some of the greatest minds helped crack near-impossible codes.. You can join them . . .

Inside you will find:
* Over 80 brain-teasing puzzles, including logic puzzles, word games, number challenges, brain games and cryptic crosswords
* Fascinating facts and stories about Bletchley Park and the history of codebreaking - from ancient Roman and Greek ciphers to the Enigma machine and incredible twentieth-century spy technology.
* Meet the real-life heroes of codebreaking - mathematicians, poets, chess champions and musicians who outsmarted the Enigma and helped win the war
* Fun family-friendly activities perfect for curious kids, puzzle lovers and history buffs.

The perfect gift book for curious kids. So, grab your family and friends, get puzzling, and see if you could make it into the history books as a Bletchley Park codebreaker.

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781526367167
ISBN10 1526367165
Number Of Pages 288
Item Weight 349 g
Product Dimensions 152 x 232 x 24 mm
Publisher / Reseller Hachette Children's Group
Format paperback
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Author's Bio

Sinclair McKay is a bestelling author and social historian. He is the author of the Sunday Times bestseller Bletchley Park Brainteasers as well as the bestselling Secret Life of Bletchley Park. He has authored many other books including The Scotland Yard Puzzle Book, The Tower of London Puzzle Book and Secret Britain. He writes for the Spectator and the Telegraph and spends much of his life eyebrow-deep in dusty archives! He lives in east London.

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