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Peter Arnold

Author of The Complete Book of Card Games

84 Works 755 Members 11 Reviews

About the Author

Peter Arnold is a writer and editor, most of whose 50 or so books concern sports and games. He has written histories and encyclopedias of boxing, cricket, football and the Olympic Games. Several of his books are on table games, including some on individual card games. He is the author of four other show more Chambers card games books. show less

Works by Peter Arnold

The Complete Book of Card Games (1988) 212 copies, 4 reviews
Card Games for One (2002) 52 copies
The Book of Games (1985) 40 copies, 1 review
Easy Card Tricks (2002) 33 copies
Tulips (1992) 27 copies
Basic Bridge (2003) 18 copies
The Olympic Games (1983) 16 copies
Bulbs in Bloom (1999) 16 copies
Chambers Card Games (2007) 14 copies
World Cup Usa94: The Official Book (1994) 12 copies, 1 review
Book of Gambling (1974) 11 copies
Orchids (1994) 10 copies
All - Time Greats of Boxing (1987) 10 copies
Illustrated Book of Table Games (1975) 9 copies, 1 review
Check list for emergencies (1974) 6 copies, 1 review
The Crystal Maze (1990) 6 copies
History of Boxing (1985) 3 copies
An Ashes Anthology (1989) 3 copies
Poker pour débutants (2007) 2 copies
Book of World Soccer (1973) 2 copies
The History of Boxing (1985) 2 copies
SNOOKER TODAY. (1987) 2 copies
Men exposed (2005) 1 copy
Farm Animals 1 copy
Pokeri (2006) 1 copy
USA-VM 1994 1 copy
Bridzs kezdőknek (2007) 1 copy
Black and Beautiful (2012) 1 copy

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Birthdate
1931
Gender
male
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Places of residence
London, England, UK
Spain
Occupations
author
editor

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Reviews

Another Crystal Maze book. I can't remember why I thought to reread these last year, but I did and they're still fun, albeit simple for an adult.
 
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finlaaaay | Aug 1, 2023 |
A kids' puzzle book, from my childhood. Simple and kinda fun.
 
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finlaaaay | Aug 1, 2023 |
Mainly read this in honour of having recently been to the Live version in London at the end of August - which was the most fun I've had for quite some time and was over so quickly. I've got two more kids' puzzle books and a gamebook (Choose your own adventure-style) aimed at adults. I haven't reread the others yet. I seem to remember this (the first one) wasn't as good as the others, but that I could never get into the "gamebook" one.

Some of the puzzles are downright obtuse and others are too easy, anyway. At least one of them kind of required me to get a pencil and paper out but that wasn't happening, tbh. Another doesn't really have enough clues for you to work out the key on your own - I had to look it up in the answer section.… (more)
 
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finlaaaay | Aug 1, 2023 |
A guide to indoor games explains the rules, strategies, and techniques of table, card, gambling, and physical games
 
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riselibrary_CSUC | Aug 21, 2021 |

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Works
84
Members
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Rating
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Reviews
11
ISBNs
150
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