LOGIC For Beginners Through Games, Jokes, and Puzzles

This hardcover edition is an ex-library copy with typical markings, including a library stamp from Mancos High School Library. The binding remains intact, though the absence of a dust jacket may affect its aesthetic appeal. The book shows general wear consistent with library use, but the pages are clean and illustrations are clear.

"Logic for Beginners: Through Games, Jokes, and Puzzles" by Irving Adler, published by The John Day Company in New York, 1964, is a compelling exploration into the world of logic, enhanced with engaging games, jokes, and puzzles. This edition, a fourth impression, features 285 brain teasers and 205 line drawings by Ruth Adler, making it a visually stimulating educational tool. Originally copyrighted in 1964, this volume is a testament to Adler's expertise in making complex concepts accessible to beginners. While the book is ex-library, it retains its educational value and historical significance in the realm of logic and puzzles. This edition is distinct for its comprehensive illustrations and practical approach to logic, offering a unique blend of entertainment and education. The book's physical condition shows signs of library use, but it remains a valuable resource for collectors and educators alike.