Second-Degree Green Belt Kakuro (Martial Arts Puzzles Series)

I love the extra bit of challenge these puzzles give me. It's more creati e than just plugging in Sudoku numbers. I've go through several levels now and this one is my favorite!!

Relatively easy puzzles that I can actually do!

I absolutely love this series. It is a good size -- easy for travel or just use at home. I use mine as a travel journal of sorts. I take it on trips and as I do each puzzle I record the date and what I did that day. Fun to look back at. I had done all the first degree books and was excited to see the new second degree series out! The puzzles are a good size and print is easy to read. After finishing 6 of these books I am yet to find an error. I used to be a suduko player, but got bored. These books have kept my interest for quite awhile. It takes me about a year to finish each book. I've done several different books over the years and this series has been by far my favorite.

Challenging but not horrible puzzles.

This is the 4th copy of Second-degree Green Belt I got. I've done all the other Belt levels. Anything above Green Belt is too much, and it takes the fun out of it. I'm able to solve about 70% of the puzzles in this book. So it's challenging, but not too Challenging.

The puzzles are challenging, so that's good, but the pages/puzzles are too small to pencil in more than two numbers in a square. Pages should be ~50% bigger (full size 8x11) to allow you to mark in 3-6 numbers in a square.

I got started on these years ago. I did green, brown, black, and now I'm half-way through the second-degree green. I like the green level best because it's not too easy and not too hard. The black level (even though I'd worked up to it) was always so slow going and required far too much thinking.Interestingly, I can do these puzzles without glasses (even though I need glasses to read). I guess we process numbers and puzzles differently and so I can just lie in bed, sans glasses, and do puzzles until I'm ready to sleep.

I like this level because I want some challenge but also do these for relaxation. This level lets me complete the puzzles but still have to think for a lot of them.

These are more demanding than the normal Sudoku and all the better for it. I found I started off making mistakes but gradually improved so when I finish I will be up for a book on the next level of puzzle. Blue belt presumably.

I bought this for my wife as a present. She was immediately addicted and didn't stop until she finished it (this took a month as there are 150 puzzles).She is not new to Kakuro and found the puzzles challenging. They get progressively harder the further you advance in the book.Now on to the next level ( I'm going to be a Kakuro widow for even longer)

the puzzles are great but the quality of the paper is a bit rubbish if using pencil.

Good books a bit difficult so tests the brain

This level was a little too easy for me - they are still good puzzles but as I have said previously, with Conceptis you just have to find your level.