Welcome to this wonderful and exciting book of rebus puzzles!
The book contains 100 different rebus puzzles, some picture and some phrases!
The answers are also attached at the back of the book!
A rebus uses pictures and sometimes words to represent a phrase.
It was first used in the Middle ages as an expression to denote surnames.
If someones surname was Salmon then they may have drawn a picture of a fish to show this.
A more modern example of a rebus being used as a form of word play is: H + (A picture of an ear) = Hear, or Here.
Rebus Puzzles have been in many television game shows, including a popular American show called Concentration where contestants had to solve a rebus,
which was partially concealed. Catchphrase in the UK was also a very popular game show where contestants had to decipher a rebus.
Rebus puzzles are a fantastic puzzle for both kids and adults!
If you would like to try a few of the puzzles before buying this book, please click the link below:
If you're based in Europe but outside the UK, then this book is also available on the version of Amazon in your country.
Sandwich Sudoku Rules
In our new series of videos, you can learn about new puzzle types and take part in quizzes. Why not have a watch?
A lovely sudoku variant, sandwich sudoku gives you hints around the edge of the grid as to the location of the 1 and 9 in each row and column. This video explains the rules so you can have a go at this fun but tricky variant...
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