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Catch the Sudoku Craze
November 4, 2005 - 2:02am — Louise
Friday Time Killers
(a new feature from LISNews)
The fastest growing craze in puzzles these days is Sudoku, a 9-grid number puzzle. Your patrons may have asked you about them (mine have!). Addictinggames.com has a version you can play online--three new puzzles every day.
Waste your time and stave off Alzheimer's, all in one blow!
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Another site
Another noteworthy site is WebSudoku - they have billions of puzzles of varying levels of difficulty. They also allow you to print puzzles, which is ideal for a cheapskate like me who doesn't want to buy the puzzle books.
Another Weksite
Checkout Printsudoku.com. It's a new website where you can find lots of sudokus in pdf format, and also you can play online. There is also Magic Sudokus. This site rocks!