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What could be more awesome for a crossword lover than 100 new puzzles from Thomas Joseph, the popular author of 100 Amazing Crosswords, 100 Cunning Crosswords, and many other collections? This is the latest in the popular series, and the clues span such topics as political figures, geography, literature, and food—as well as art, sports, and movies. Every puzzle is entertaining, just at the right level of difficulty, and without annoying “crosswordese” vocabulary. ...
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Large word type.
Generously sized grids.
Easily seen numbers in the boxes.
125 Puzzles in every book.
No wonder these volumes have the seal of approval from the NAVH (National Association of Visually Handicapped).
They're challenging for the brain, but not hard on the eyes, so everyone can enjoy some puzzle fun. Crosswords can keep the mind sharp, but if your sight has weakened through the years, of if you're vision-impaired, you might have to strain to read both the words of the clues and the numbers in the boxes. That can be frustrating--and cause even the most determined puzzlers to put down the crossword. Not anymore, because every one of these large-print puzzles--125 crosswords in each collection--takes two pages, so they're easy to see and to fill out. And these cunning puzzles will really please, covering a variety of subjects and offering a real test of your word smarts.
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Enjoy hours of challenging crosswords--with none of that annoying "crosswordese." Work your brain on 100 puzzles, and try to come up with a pair of related answers in each one--for example, FRIEDRICH ("Philosopher Nietzsche") and FRIEDRICE ("Chinese Food Dish"), which differ by only one letter. Perfect for taking on trips, when you're spending time waiting, or when you just need to unwind.
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Puzzles so good that they've earned the seal of approval from the NAVH (National Association forVisually Handicapped).
Now, crossword lovers with less than perfect sight can enjoy their favorite pastime without the frustration of trying to read small-size clues and fill in tiny boxes. Each of these puzzles--125 in each book--take up two full pages, and have large word type and generously sized grids with easy-to-see numbering. It's a challenge for the brain, not the eyes, allowing solvers to focus on doing the puzzle, not trying to discern the words. And, of course, the well-constructed crosswords cover a diverse range of topics, avoid "crosswordese," and provide hours of fun.
ABOUT THE NAVH:
The National Association for Visually Handicapped is the only national health agency solely devoted to the "hard of seeing." It's dedicated to the ideal that visual impairment need not lessen one's quality of life. The organization pioneered the development of an accepted standard for large print, and offers education, equipment, and 24-hour assistance to those with limited vision.
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Crossword master Thomas Joseph makes it simple for solvers who aren’t crossword mavens, with 100 puzzles that won’t strain the brain…too much. There’s none of that arcane vocabulary found only in crosswords and no strange clues that demand esoteric knowledge. Plus, the puzzles are just the right length, with shorter words that generally don’t go over eight letters and are usually less. Among the questions: NBA Team (just 4 letters—Nets); Road goo (tar); X-File topic (UFO) and ___ Vegas. It’s fun for all! ...
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Large word type.
Generously sized grids.
Easily seen numbers in the boxes.
125 Puzzles in every book.
No wonder these volumes have the seal of approval from the NAVH (National Association of Visually Handicapped).
They're challenging for the brain, but not hard on the eyes, so everyone can enjoy some puzzle fun. Crosswords can keep the mind sharp, but if your sight has weakened through the years, of if you're vision-impaired, you might have to strain to read both the words of the clues and the numbers in the boxes. That can be frustrating--and cause even the most determined puzzlers to put down the crossword. Not anymore, because every one of these large-print puzzles--125 crosswords in each collection--takes two pages, so they're easy to see and to fill out. And these cunning puzzles will really please, covering a variety of subjects and offering a real test of your word smarts.
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