Product Description

Appearing every week in the Saturday Telegraph's Weekend section, these highly enjoyable puzzles are designed to test your general knowledge to its limits. They should be tackled surrounded by encyclopedias, a Who's Who and an atlas, and probably with a drink to hand. This new collection contains sixty crosswords, offering hours of pleasurable mental exertion. As always, the solutions are included at the back of the book.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #314663 in Books
• Published on: 2005-02-18
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 224 pages

Customer Reviews

Real brain teazer!
I was slightly disappointed with the format of this book. Each puzzle spreads over three pages - one for the grid and two for the clues - meaning a lot of page-turning to complete the answers. I eventually resorted to photocopying one of the 'clue' pages in order to view the entire puzzle in one go. The puzzles themselves are very good.

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Daily Telegraph Giant General Knowledge Crossword Book No 7
I am amazed by this book. All the crosswords test your brain and knowledge to the edge. This is absolutely fine. However, there are so many typographical errors, English errors, even simple stuff like numbering of clues. Using the word exclaimed (twice) instead of acclaimed in crossword no 10. Crossword no 5, clue 17 gives an answer of 5 and 4 when in fact it is 4 and 4 No.11, clue number 43 referes to a painter as painters. No. 17 there is an English mistake. No. 18 there is another mistake in the clue 45, as it gives spaces of 3 6 and 4 when in fact it is 3, 5 and 4.

It goes on an on all through the book.

I am very disappointed with this product.