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Star Trek Puzzle Manual
| Title: | Star Trek Puzzle Manual |
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| Date(s): | 1976, revised in 1978 |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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Star Trek Puzzle Manual is a for-profit book by Bantam. It has the description: "puzzles, mazes, and trivia to baffle, enlighten and amuse 'Star Trek' fans everywhere."
Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath are listed as "advisors."
Fan Comments
If you're thinking of going out and buying the "Star Trek Puzzle Manual" — don't! Believe me, this book is poor! The cover is made up to look like the "Star Fleet Technical Manual", but this rip-off comes no where near the quality of that publication. If you like doing stupid kids' games, you may like this book, but I doubt it, it's too boring.
First off, it is printed on what feels and looks like newspaper. The pictures look awful on this grade of paper. The "puzzles" are stupid, (Logic questions made up by Mr. Spock). The puzzles are old ones, "dressed up" with Star Trek. And then all through the middle of the book somebody went wild with a "TOP SECRET" stamp, plastering that all over the place.
In all, this book is bad, really bad, don't waste your $5.95.
Rating: 1½ out of 10. [1]
References
- ^ from Star Trek Nuts & Bolts #20