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"Mathematical games" as a book category covers works that explore mathematics through play, puzzles and strategic challenges rather than formal textbooks — think collections of brainteasers, recreational puzzles, logic problems, combinatorial and impartial games, popular introductions to game theory, probability puzzles, mathematical magic, and the hands‑on "toy" problems that reveal deep ideas. Such books are typically written to be engaging and accessible, often illustrated and solution-oriented, and aimed at a wide audience from curious lay readers and hobbyists to teachers and students seeking to build problem‑solving intuition; they balance entertainment with rigorous insight, showing how playful problems illuminate patterns, proof techniques, algorithms and surprising mathematical structure.

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