Test Your Wits with Ten New Visual Puzzles from Louis Catlett

A new collection of visual puzzles, titled Say What Ewe See: A Very Silly Visual Puzzle Book, by author Louis Catlett, promises to entertain and challenge readers when it releases in the UK on October 9, 2023. To celebrate the upcoming launch, ten amusing visual riddles have been shared, showcasing the playful and inventive nature of the puzzles.

Each puzzle combines clever wordplay with visual cues, inviting participants to decipher phrases or names hidden within whimsical images. The puzzles include creative interpretations such as “Jaw-Jaw Well” for George Orwell and “Olive Ear Coal Man,” which refers to actress Olivia Colman. Other examples feature “Pot Eight Toes,” a playful nod to “Potatoes,” and “Pie Rats of the Caribbean,” which cleverly plays on the title of the popular film franchise, “Pirates of the Caribbean.”

In addition to these light-hearted challenges, the list includes “Ewe Tuba,” suggesting “YouTuber,” and “Shakes Beer,” representing the playwright Shakespeare. The whimsical nature of these puzzles appeals to a wide audience, making them suitable for family gatherings or casual brain teasers among friends.

As a further testament to the fun these puzzles can provide, participants can find additional riddles like “Scarf Ace” for “Scarface” and “Rat Tattoo E,” which refers to the animated film “Ratatouille.” The final puzzle, “Newt On Eye Sack,” cleverly hints at the renowned scientist Isaac Newton.

Louis Catlett has been engaging puzzle enthusiasts since 2015, sharing new challenges every other Monday. With a keen eye for captivating puzzles, Catlett encourages readers to suggest their own ideas, fostering a community of puzzle lovers.

The puzzle book aims to captivate both seasoned puzzle solvers and newcomers alike. Catlett’s unique approach to visual riddles combines humor with cleverness, making the puzzles not only enjoyable but also a delightful way to stimulate the mind. As the release date approaches, anticipation builds for the engaging content that Say What Ewe See will bring to its audience.