Large Print Killer Sudoku Book Vol 1 & 2

The rules of killer sudoku are very simple, and are outlined below:

- Place each number from 1 to 9 exactly once in each row, column and 3x3 bold-lined box that comprise each grid

- The grid also contains sets of cells inside dashed lines (called 'cages'). Each of these cages contains a number. This is the sum total of the cells inside the cage. Thus a '4' means that the cells in that cage sum to 4. A number cannot be repeated within a cage.

A range of difficulties included. Good luck and happy solving!

If you would like to try a few of the puzzles before buying this book, please click the link below:

Large print killer sudoku sample

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Large Print Killer Sudoku Questions

Will I be able to clearly read the numbers in the puzzles?

We realise there is nothing more frustrating than buying a book only to find out that the print size isn't what you were hoping for. Therefore please click the link above to 'large print killer sudoku sample' to see a sample 2 pages in PDF format. We recommend printing off the page so you can see exactly what size the grid is printed at, and then see if the visibility of the puzzles is suitable for your requirements. Please note: it is important to print the page at 100% without any scaling if your printer has various other options to ensure that you print it at the same size as it will appear in the book: or if you don't have a printer, view at 100% in your PDF viewer to ensure you view it at the current size.

How hard are the large print killer sudokus?

The book contains puzzles at a range of difficulties - starting with easy and moving through to hard puzzles towards the back. They are all solvable using logical strategies and you will never need to guess. The strategies needed will be familiar to anyone who has solved killer sudoku puzzles before for instance in a newspaper - every puzzle has a single unique solution that can be reached without incredibly difficult rules. If you are not familiar with the rule of 45, then it is worth reading about that before tackling some of the harder puzzles as it will help to solve them - there is more on that in the strategy tips on our regular-print Killer Sudoku Book page.

Do you have other large print puzzle books available?

Yes indeed we do - take a look in the left-hand menu or on the homepage and you'll see that several books are prefixed with 'large print' such as sudoku, wordsearch, code words and numbersearch.

Got a question not answered here? Then just contact us and we'd be pleased to assist!