Books with author Maggi McCormick

Packed with 100 crosswords, this book will entertain and challenge kids, introducing them to a hobby that provides a great way to relax and unwind. Combining fun with skills such as spelling, learning new words, and writing, it will give kids many hours of enjoyment, as well as a sense of achievement. Answers to some of the clues are placed in the first few crosswords, to give a head start. Plus it’s pocket size, so it can be taken out and about, or on holiday. The perfect gift for any occasion. UK British spellings. Suggested age range 8 years upwards. (Search on Amazon to see the full range of puzzle books by C. McCormick). ALSO AVAILABLE IN A LARGE PRINT EDITION.

VOLUME 2 NOW AVAILABLE - 100 puzzles, crosswords, and brainteasers for Nanna to enjoy solving with her grandkid. The puzzles are printed twice within the book, side by side, so they can compete against each other, or work together to solve the puzzles, each with their own pages. (There’s a dotted line at the side of the Grandkid's pages so you can cut them out if you want to). UK British spellings. Answers at the end of the book. 8 by 11 inch page size. Suggested age range 8 years upwards. (This puzzle book is also available with different covers for Grandad, Grandpa, Grandma, Granny, Gran, Grannie, Nanny, Nannie, Nana, and Nan). ALSO AVAILABLE: Nanna’s Colouring Book...and mine too! - Kids Love Crosswords.

William is sad to see his friends in trouble, caused by the amount of plastic being thrown into our seas and oceans.With the help of Angel Fish, he is given the strength and courage to be able to swim through the ocean to save some of his friends. It doesn’t take long before they come across Tommy, Walter and Salty who are all in need of William’s help.With a ‘splish and a splosh and a splosh and a splish’, William becomes the ‘fish with a wish’.With all of his might, he manages to save them all so that they are free from the plastic that is making them feel so sad.William would like us all to think about how we can stop plastic being thrown into the sea. Let us all help William and encourage our parents, friends and family to think about how much plastic we buy and how we can recycle it.