Rose Puzzle 2
(Published on 13. July 2025, 13:00 by RailMan)
This is the second puzzle designed by my 7 y.o daughter Rose. We hope you enjoy it. Kind words for a young setter are always appreciated.
Normal 6x6 sudoku rules apply. Place the digits 1 - 6 once in every row, column and box.
Parity Lines: Digits on parity lines alternate between even and odd digits.
White Kropki Dots: Digits separated by white dots must be consecutive.
Quadruple: The digits in the circle must all appear in the cells touched by the circle.
Solve Online : Solution Check is enabled
Solution code: Row 6
Comments
on 21. July 2025, 14:45 by madlil
Woo! 1:32
@booblover31
That's not very nice :(
on 19. July 2025, 20:41 by One Eyed Man
What a great puzzle with a lovely flow. You even managed to get a 3 in the corner! Well done Rose, can’t wait for the next one.
on 15. July 2025, 20:57 by RailMan
Thank you for all the nice comments. My daughter appreciates them and they keep her motivated to keep working on her puzzles. I hope you all have a nice day.
on 14. July 2025, 17:40 by frosto
Very nice puzzle.
Quick and easy but nicely built.
Congrats to your daughter, I was eating glue at her age ;)
RailMan: Thanks! Let's not give her any ideas ;)
on 14. July 2025, 15:03 by PinkNickels
Thank you, Rose, for such a lovely puzzle. I hope you enjoy the rest of your summer and continue to enjoy solving and setting puzzles with your father. I have four sons myself (aged 8 - 13) and they would be very jealous of your sudoku skills! Keep up the good work!
on 14. July 2025, 01:13 by Jowser
Great setting again Rose! I look forward to more :)
on 13. July 2025, 20:01 by elsmysteryworld
wow!! i love this, i think its very creative to make the quadruple clue like a head :)
on 13. July 2025, 19:41 by frosto
Very nice puzzle.
Quick and easy but nicely built.
Congrats to your daughter, I was eating glue at her age ;)
on 13. July 2025, 19:29 by Snue
very fun little puzzle :)
on 13. July 2025, 19:16 by cdeelman
Dear Rose, that was a fun one! I can't wait to see more of your ideas!
on 13. July 2025, 18:29 by NotSoMagnifique
A breezy charming solve, and great application of geometry on the parity lines!
RailMan: Thanks! She wanted to create a puzzle that looked like a lady in a red dress.
on 13. July 2025, 17:23 by Srinidhi Kabra
I am loving the Rose puzzle series! It is so great to hear a parent solving sudokus with their kids, I wish my parents had done that. I definitely plan on doing this whenever I have kids. Sometimes I get bored and end up dragging my dog with me to sit next to me and learn sudoku XD
RailMan: Thanks! We have been solving sudokus together for about a year. I created a lot of puzzles for her with the things she is learning in school (letters, numbers, basic addition, odds/evens, etc...). She enjoyed solving them but now she is creating new puzzles with me which is a whole new challenge for both of us.
