Tangrams are ancient Chinese, ingenious puzzles. They are deceptively simple in design, yet can stump even the most seasoned of puzzlers. Then, the light clicks on and the answer suddenly seems so obvious. It's amazing that so many puzzles can be solved with the exact same 7 shapes. The Tangram Fury Parks & Sites Book has a series of original puzzles representing fun images of famous people, sites, or monuments throughout the world, all done up as tangram puzzles. These include such things as the Eiffel Tower, Denmark's Little Mermaid, the Statue of Liberty, Lindberg's plane the Spirit of St. Louis, an Alpine horn, the Liberty Bell, Utah's Delicate Arch, the Sydney Opera House, the Matterhorn, Sacajawea, a Viking Helmet, and many others. You may even find Bigfoot lurking about on the pages. Following a brief introduction to tangrams, the main portion of the book provides challenging or whimsical puzzles to solve. The book is arranged to show a silhouetted puzzle, followed by its solution. This is followed by tidbits and trivia about tangrams and some famous people who have tinkered with tangrams over the years. (Can you solve the unsolvable "Mad Hatter" tangram created by Lewis Carroll?) It also provides some tips and suggestions for those with a competitive streak. The text sections of the books in this series are essentially the same, but the heart of the book - the part that includes the tangram puzzles - remains unique. Most of the puzzles have been designed by the author, Doug Nufer. Go on What are you waiting for? Give it a try You just might get hooked...