This puzzle is basically lifted directly from Dimitiris' mobile game 'none*' of a few years back (not available anymore--too bad). It's basically impossible until you make an initial realization, then it is really simple. It may require some outside information (via Google) if you are not intuitivel...

This puzzle requires information from other areas of the book and a small intuitive leap. Below are some graded hints leading to the solution, which is a 5-digit number. It assumes you know keys 70-72. If you don’t know them, then don’t continue. . . The 3 keywords form an essential clue 'excavation...

This puzzle, despite being pretty straightforward, is tricky and confusing because of it's poor design and initially unhelpful clue. Below are some graded hints leading to the solution, which is a common 6-letter word. The page is essentially a center section of decorative lines in a regular pattern...

Below are some graded hints leading to the solution of this straightforward and uncomplicated puzzle. Ultimately, you are looking for a common 5-letter english word. Everything you need is on the page, and no other outside help is needed. Focus on the 5 'white space' gaps in the pattern of numbers o...

Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. It assumes you know keys 67-69. If you don’t know them, then don’t continue. . . Just like page 71, you are tasked with adding a root word to a keyword to make a new common English word. The answer is the 4 letter root word that is common to the o...

Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. It assumes you know key 68. If you don’t know it, then don’t continue. . . This puzzle is a simple matter of combining a few letters with the keyword to make the answer, which is a common 7-letter word. 3 highlighted letters in the text spell 'end...

This a a really simple puzzle that will trip you up if you don't use the subtle hint at the bottom. Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. The figure in the middle of the circle of numbers looks like a compass direction figure. The 16 numbers around the periphery are tied to directions...

It is WAY easy to overthink this 'find the next number in the series' puzzle. Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. There are 4 numbers in the series from top to bottom. The first three give you an identifying feature incorporated into the number the feature represents. The last numbe...

This puzzle (like Journal29) uses other parts of the book than just what you see on the page. Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. The gist of this puzzle involves multiplying 3 numbers together. The 3 patterned boxes underneath the blank square box each become a number--first one pa...

Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. It assumes you know keys 64 and 65. If you don’t know them, then don’t continue. . . This puzzle is a more abstract rebus that ultimately provides a common 7-letter word as the solution. The group of 16 dots of varying size in the middle of the pa...