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Give your memory a workout, stimulate your brain and hone your general knowledge with 80 definition-only puzzles from The Times2.

A gift book explaining the basic rules of backgammon, illustrated with amusing cartoons.

Don't know your isosceles from your equilateral? Forgotten what actually happened in 1066? Perplexed by past participles? Bewildered already? Fret no longer. This title covers everything from algebra and prime numbers, English grammar and the Big Bang theory, and a way to remember the order of the planets and Britain's kings and queens, and more.

This seventh and toughest addition to the successful Times Killer Su Doku series will test your skills to the limit, adding the challenge of arithmetic and taking Su Doku to a new and even deadlier level of difficulty.

For those who like to live dangerously and push beyond their mental comfort zone, steel yourself for the second book in The Times' toughest Killer series yet.

Offers a collection of over 400 puzzles - from easy to killer Sudoku.

Whether you live in a mansion or a bedsit, this book shows you how to: organise according to the unconscious blueprint that naturally tidy people have, so that getting and staying organised is easy; know what to throw away with confidence; work from home productively in a clear, designated space; and, tame your inbox.

Guides you through the basics of primary school maths and covers the dilemmas and problems you are likely to be confronted with, including: number bonds, place value and decimals; long multiplication and division; fractions, percentages and decimals; basic geometry, shapes, symmetry and angles; and data-handling, combinations and chance.

An informative, fun guide to making your own wine It's estimated that one million North Americans make their own wine. Relatively inexpensive to make (a homemade bottle costs from $2 to $4), a bottle with your own label (and grapes) is a fantasy even someone with modest aspirations can fulfill.