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Simple substitutions--that's all you have to do to come up with a solution! Just figure out which letter stands for another and you'll be able to read fantastic quotations from famous people. Don't worry, you'll get hints on how to begin and narrow down the choices. Remember that a one-letter word is always A or I, and that in a two-letter word, one must be a vowel. Apostrophes can also eliminate lots of possibilities. Some words--like AND--occur over and over, so look out for them. Keep an eye out for -ed, -ing, and -tion endings, too. In every cryptogram the code is consistent, but it does change from puzzle to puzzle. So, now you know how to go.give this a shot! AV KVS SCI PVFS PVUDKY PVPIKSF VM VTG BDUIF MDKA TF RDSCVTS RVGAF? --PJGZIB PJGZIJT Answer: Do not the most moving moments of our lives find us without words?--Marcel Marceau

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Get ready--because the world's oldest puzzle organization is about to put your wits to the test! All of the cryptograms here are meant for the sharp of mind and brave of heart. With no concessions to the less than skilled, every puzzle uses weird words, strange letter combinations, and tricky syntax. The highly unusual has been sought out: for example, some of the puzzles feature quite a few words that end in O--a very rare occurrence. And, the answers are wild, too!

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An imaginative connection of 300 simple substitution ciphers with word divisions, based on the sayings of 30 of the world's greatest thinkers, writers and philosophers. In addition to challenging your brain, these cryptograms will provide food for thought with meaningful messages from Einstein, Shaw, Whitman, Disraeli, Gandhi, Santayana and 24 others. Each one is also depicted in an original full-page drawing. Brief tips for solving cryptograms are provided for peophytes, and answers are in the back of the book, if needed.

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Cryptograms-messages in cipher or code--go back at least as far as Julius Caesar, who invented the simple cipher that bears his name. There are over 100 puzzles and problems to solve--ranging from the relatively simple Caesar ciphers to far more complex varieties that have even stumped experts. Within these pages are many hours of challenging entertainment for armchair codebreakers.

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...hours of fun and an excellent gift idea for almost anyone.--The Cryptogram. ...these 400 simple substitution ciphers reveal clever or humorous quotations from 250 famous personalities, past and present, real and fictional. They include Groucho Marx, Woody Allen, Mark Twain, David Letterman, Winston Churchill, Lucille Ball and Archie Bunker....Clues are available in two sections....Solutions for all cryptograms are at the back....This inexpensive paperback will provide hours of fun and is an excellent gift idea for almost anyone.--Cryptologia.

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Exercise your brain while you uncover some pithy food for thought. Cryptograms are substitution codes--every letter in the code has been replaced by some other letter; you try to find which letters stand for which others. Every cryptogram has a different substitution system. Some hints: Start with the shortest words. Break down long words into prefixes or suffixes. Look for word containing an apostrophe. A chart gives you hints for three letters in each puzzle. The more you solve, the better you get. It's like this: UKG JBPA UBBJ VITY AB PFAHCG HY WKP LBTPAW FYJ UHWK AIRK WHY DOES WOOD BURN SO EASILY IN THE FOREST AND WITH SUCH JHLLHRICWG HY BIT LHTPMCFRP? DIFFICULTY IN OUR FIREPLACE? Get smarter and wiser at the same time!

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The Puzzle Addict's Book of Codes and Ciphers is the first book in Capstone's addictive new series of puzzles and brainteasers.

Puzzle Addicts will give code breakers, crossword freaks and conundrum crackers a 100 0t of pure puzzling fun to OD on. Each book will follow the same puzzle-packed format, with a high puzzle count and additional sections on tricks and tips, classic puzzles and puzzle-related trivia.

  • The Puzzle Addict's Book of Codes and Ciphers fills a huge niche in the market for a book on cryptic puzzles - to date this has only been done in crossword format
  • It features 250 cryptograms that will keep even the most hardened code cracker busy for weeks with puzzles which get progressively more complicated and mind-bending as the book goes on
  • The codes and ciphers here are totally original - they have never been printed anywhere before and have been specifically created for the first Puzzle Addicts book
  • A complete set of answers to all questions is included - but no cheating!
  • The Puzzle Addict's Book of Codes and Ciphers will feed on a market still hungry for all things Da Vinci Code, but satiated by Su Doku and its endless spin-offs
  • Philip Carter is the co-author of Wiley's best-selling IQ Workout Series, which now has over 60,000 copies in print

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