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This delightful collection of problems in number theory contains one hundred forty-four problems. The collection is divided into two main sections: The problems and the solutions. Within each of the two sections the problems are organized by topic: 1. Divisibility; 2. Prime numbers; 3. Congruences; 4. Number-theoretic functions. The level of difficulty of each problem is indicated by \(E\) (``egyszerű'' = ``easy''), \(K\) (``közepes'' = ``medium''), or \(N\) (``nehéz'' = ``difficult''), respectively. In some cases more than one solution is proved. For other problems, however, the solution is a reference to a work by one of the authors which is currently in preparation for publication. A particularly valuable addition to any future edition of this interesting collection of problems would be an index of notations and definitions. This would make the work under review much more ``user-friendly''; especially, because some of the notations will be unfamiliar to a beginner who may wish to enjoy this work.