Paradoxicon, The

Reach for this book when you notice your teenager is starting to question the logic of the world or seems bored by conventional school subjects. It is the perfect tool for a child who loves to argue their point or finds satisfaction in solving 'impossible' puzzles. The Paradoxicon offers an intellectual playground where logic, art, and mathematics collide, helping teens develop critical thinking skills while fostering a sense of wonder about the limits of human knowledge. Beyond just being a collection of riddles, this book serves as a historical and visual journey through human thought. From ancient Greek philosophy to the mind-bending illustrations of M.C. Escher, it validates the curiosity of the young person who refuses to take things at face value. It is age-appropriate for the high school years when the brain is primed for abstract reasoning and provides a sophisticated alternative to screen-based entertainment.