Nonogram Puzzle Book for Quaderno

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About this puzzle book

300 nonogram logic puzzles in three levels as a hyperlinked PDF for Fujitsu Quaderno, with a checklist for each level and every answer at the back.

The Nonogram Puzzle Book for Quaderno is a hyperlinked PDF with 300 nonograms, the grid logic puzzles where the numbers along each row and column tell you how many squares to fill in, and in which groups. There are 100 puzzles at each of three levels, and each one has its own page.

Every puzzle was run through a solver before it went into the book, and only puzzles the solver could finish were kept.

What is inside

300 puzzles, one per page.
Easy: 8 by 8 grids. Medium: 10 by 10. Hard: 12 by 12.
A Choose difficulty page and a list for each level with a tick box for every puzzle.
A How to play page that explains how the clue numbers work.
Answers for all 300 puzzles at the back, four per page.

The finished grids are patterns, not pictures, which is how most generated nonogram books work.

Details

Fujitsu Quaderno A5 file: 362 pages, about 2.6 MB, page size 157 by 210 mm.
Format: hyperlinked PDF with bookmarks. No app or subscription needed.

How navigation works

Everything runs in the Quaderno’s own PDF reader, with no app to install. The cover opens on a contents page, and every list, puzzle and answer page has a breadcrumb at the top that takes you back a level in one tap, plus arrows to the previous and next page. Each puzzle page has a small Answer link in the corner that opens the page with its solution, and the number on each answer links back to its puzzle.

The PDF also carries bookmarks for the cover, the contents page, each section and the answers, so you can jump straight to them from the PDF’s table of contents.

Getting it onto your Quaderno

After checkout you get one download. Grab it on a computer first so you have a copy you can find again.

Connect the Quaderno over USB and copy the file into the documents area the same way you would any other file, or use the Fujitsu desktop tools if that’s how you already move documents across. Keep it as a PDF, since a converted or reflowed copy loses the fixed pages and the tap links.

It’s a digital download. There’s nothing to print or ship, and the PDF is yours to keep and download again.

Frequently asked questions

How do the numbers work?

Each number beside a row or above a column is a run of filled squares, in order, with at least one empty square between runs. A row marked 3 1 has a run of three filled squares, then a gap, then one more.

Do the finished grids make pictures?

No. The solutions are patterns, which is how most generated nonogram books work. The fun is in the logic rather than the reveal.

Can I mark squares I know are empty?

Yes, most people draw a small cross in them. It helps on the bigger grids, and it erases cleanly like everything else you write.

Which Quaderno does this fit?

The Fujitsu Quaderno A5. The page is drawn at 157 by 210 mm, the A5 screen’s own page size, so the grids fill the screen without zooming.

Can I print it?

It’s laid out for the tablet screen, not for paper. You can print pages for your own use, but they come out at the tablet’s page size, so each page prints at about A5 size.