Rolf Heimann's Amazing Mazes 2

by Rolf Heimann

Lila, Tom, and Ben attempt to solve a series of mazes, including a labyrinth, a pipeline, gears in a machine, a ship, a bramble bush, castle chambers, mine shafts, a log jam, tracks in the snow, and roads.

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Dustin Steinacker]

Had to pick this up after like 30 years of nostalgia, and thinking off and on about devouring this one as a kid. It holds up! There's something refreshing about doing an activity like this in print.

Some of the ambiguous solutions that stymied me as a kid still stymied me as an adult. I'm sure that says something either about me or the book.

[Nicholas]

A childhood favorite of mine, that helped create my love for mazes. The images are very colorful and give you a lot to stare at and admire. This book made it so a simple maze isn't enough, it needs a theme of it's own to make it memorable.

[Robert]

These mazes are detailed and fun. These mazes aren't the mazes for children on restaurant placemats. No siree. These are thought-provoking and intricate.

I do not recall where I got this, but I think it was through a book order early in my teaching career.

If you are into mazes, this is a worthwhile but to have.