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HomeSudoku BooksThe New York Times Easy Crossword Puzzles Volume 8: 50 Monday Puzzles from the Pages of The New York Times |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Beginner Crosswords for older Adults looking for Brain Exercise Mar 26, 2010 Large type and letter boxes. Nice quality paper makes erasing easier. Spiral binding - one puzzle to a page 8.5x11 - answers in back. A nice mix of easier and challenging clues that make the puzzles a little bit of a challenge without making them impossible and overwhelming for the beginner. I wasn't sure I wanted the challenge of crosswords, but wanted to add more variety to my brain workouts. I found this to be a nice introduction to crosswords and chose this volume because of the discounted price. The puzzles do have titles and a general theme.
Easy crosswords - good for beginners Mar 14, 2010 This is a rather easy crossword collection - great for those new to crosswords, and for the rest of us, good for spending a short time figuring one out.
favorite easy puzzles Mar 07, 2010 On time, well packaged. Favorite easy puzzles , easy to turn pages and fold over!
Entertainingly Doable Nov 01, 2009 The puzzles are hard to put down.They served me well on trick or treat night.They ocupied my mind between the knocks on the door.I was still glued to the puzzle long after the goblins were gone.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
No Puzzle Titles Nov 25, 2007 After really enjoying volume 1 through 4 of this series, I bought volume 7. The puzzles are just as great in this one as in volumes 1 through 4, but the titles of the puzzles are missing! This removes some of the fun, as part of doing a crossword is figuring out how the title relates to the puzzle theme. This is an incredible oversight to me--the book claims it was edited by Will Shortz, but I doubt he even looked at it or surely this would have been caught. You're better off sticking to the volumes that are complete.
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