"A New Clue" by Mary Marigold presents readers with four challenging puzzles to solve. Each puzzle incorporates elements like riddles and hints, pushing readers to explore different aspects of the book and their surroundings. The puzzles include a low case clue hidden in a nearly invisible font, signs throughout the narrative, anagrams leading to secret messages, and a suspect puzzle requiring the identification of hidden keys. Readers are encouraged to use tools like a magnifying glass to uncover these concealed secrets.
On page six of "A New Clue" in Blue Prince, you'll find tiny opaque font beside some of the words. The font is slightly visible if you really squint at it, but it's best to use a magnifying glass.
The message might mean nothing to you now, but, if you look at the image on page five, you'll see that clipboard with a list of "Corner Cases." Four of the rooms on the list have a check mark beside them: Patio, Nook, Office, and Pantry.
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