puzzle book

He opened his puzzle book and went back to work.

In his corner once more, he picks up the puzzle book.

His works also include several puzzle books and a book on draughts.

In the pouch on her wheelchair this day was a word puzzle book.

Word searches are commonly found in daily newspapers and puzzle books.

The photograph of the smiling, strong-faced young man, and the little black puzzle book were safe.

Puzzle books may be aimed at adults or children.

Beneath the puzzle book, on his lap, was a short stack of comic books.

Unlike other puzzle books, each page is involved in solving the book's riddle.

Her father played math games from a Russian puzzle book with her as a child.

A puzzle book is a compilation of puzzles for the reader to complete.

Her children's puzzle books, which are geared for kids between the ages of three and 12, have sold over two million copies worldwide.

Neither was the man with the beat-up crossword puzzle book a few spots behind her in line.

Some airlines even give out free Sudoku puzzle books.

On it were an overloaded ashtray and a crossword puzzle book.

Walther Loyd began by creating a puzzle book for children, something the company would later focus on.

Following mazes in puzzle books can help develop fluidity of movement and accuracy.

Specific types of activity book include colouring books and puzzle books.

Professor Hoffman's puzzle book mentioned above also contained two interlocking puzzles.

As news of the puzzling book spread, scholars and cryptologists put forth various theories.

Inside were a couple of puzzle books: games of numbers and grids that have become an international sensation.

Away from the classroom they make up complex games, work on puzzle books and generally succeed in finding their way around their environment.

Furthermore, puzzle books may be done for educational purposes or purely for entertainment.

On 1 December 2010, the Letters and Numbers puzzle book was published.

It's cheaper to buy a puzzle book.