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  • Animal Facts and Puzzles

    John Williams

    Paperback (Walker, )
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  • Book of Games and Puzzles

    Alastair Smith

    Hardcover (Usborne Publishing Ltd, May 1, 1995)
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  • Travel Games and Puzzles

    C. Mahoney

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, )
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  • Puzzles, Games and Rhymes

    Barbara Ireson

    Paperback (Corgi Childrens, Aug. 1, 1975)
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  • Puzzles and Games

    Diane Namm, Walt Disney Productions

    Paperback (Simon & Schuster, Nov. 1, 1985)
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  • Chicken Games and Puzzles

    Hovanec

    Paperback (Storey Publishing, Jan. 30, 2013)
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  • Number Games and Puzzles

    Gyles Brandreth

    Paperback (Corgi Childrens, Jan. 30, 1976)
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  • Games and Puzzles: Bk. 1

    Carlton Wallace

    Paperback (Evans Brothers Ltd, March 15, 1966)
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  • Magic Tree House: Animal Games and Puzzles

    Mary Pope Osborne

    Paperback (Bantam USA, April 28, 2015)
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  • Holiday Games and Puzzles

    C. Mahoney

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Aug. 8, 2015)
    This activity book is filled with over 150 pages of games and puzzles. Hours of challenges will keep your child’s mind on fun, fun, fun. Word puzzles. Number challenges. Sudoku. Drawing pages. Story starters. Scrambled words. Tic-Tac-Toe. Word searches. Five-in-a-row. Hangman. Weird facts about insects. Making words. Missing numbers. Your kid will explore pages with titles like: What are you afraid of? Random thoughts about my family. List the last ten things you ate. Being invisible. Do flies bug you? Friends. Have you ever caught a lizard? Ten fun places. My house. Is it okay to lie? Have you ever eaten a bug? Draw your pet. And so much more… A hundred hours of fun and challenges await the child who receives this activity book. Now, isn’t that a lot better than dead batteries and arguments and complaints about boredom?