Books with title Crossword Puzzles

This book of crossword puzzles will help youngsters improve spelling skills and learn new words — all while having fun!Thirty easy-to-work crosswords, each with spaces for four or five words, come with numbered pictures that match the numbers on the puzzle grid. Each puzzle has a theme: weather-related words, types of transportation, fruit, animals, birds, numbers, flowers, musical instruments, and so on. Best of all, the puzzles are accompanied by large, colorable pictures so children can have even more fun while they build word skills.

Crossword puzzles are a great way to enjoy some relaxation.This book features more than 85 crossword puzzles, each spread across two pages, with answers in the back, just in case.All puzzles are simple to solve with little frustration--no difficult or expert puzzles that might prove taxing are included.The spiral binding allows the book to lay flat, making it easy to write in and solve the puzzles.

This little book is an ideal way to help youngsters enlarge their vocabulary and sharpen spelling skills, all while having fun. Twenty-four easy-to-work puzzles are accompanied by pictures to color and helpful hints for identifying objects "in my room," "in winter," and in other familiar scenes. Complete solutions are included at the end of the book.

Perfect for trips, rainy days, or downtime, these crosswords—created by the expert editors at Puzzlewright—will entertain kids for hours.You’re never too young to start having fun with puzzles! Crosswords are a great way for children to exercise their brain and have fun with words—and these 40 kid-friendly puzzles are perfect for starting them off. Children will love the fresh look and clever clues in this collection.

A fictional novel, expanded from a true event and incorporating both historic and fictional characters, this story takes you on a wild ride from the United States to Norway to Switzerland and on to Germany. Suspense, action and mystery are all present in this novel of espionage, endurance, bravery and betrayal. By early 1944 Hitler’s general staff realized that they had lost the war. Hitler did not. In late 1943 Allied bombers destroyed the Norwegian power station that supplied power for the factory making fissionable material for Hitler’s drive to produce an atomic weapon. The remaining material was ordered to be brought to Germany under heavy guard, but a lone German general set into motion a series of events that threatened to alter the outcome of World War II. A troubled OSS agent is sent behind enemy lines to prevent the development of the atomic weapon that could win the war for Germany; but Hitler and the Allies are not the only ones interested. There are secret forces at work in both the United States and Germany that want the fissionable material for their own reasons. Alone and injured in Germany, the OSS agent must enlist the aid of a beautiful, young German woman to help him while he plays cat and mouse with his enemies, both known and unknown. An undertaking gone terribly wrong. Has it turned into a suicide mission? By early 1944 Hitler’s general staff realized that they had lost the war. Hitler did not. In late 1943 Allied bombers destroyed the Norwegian power station that supplied power for the factory making fissionable material for Hitler’s drive to produce an atomic weapon. The remaining material was ordered to be brought to Germany under heavy guard, but a lone German general set into motion a series of events that threatened to alter the outcome of World War II. A troubled OSS agent is sent behind enemy lines to prevent the development of the atomic weapon that could win the war for Germany; but Hitler and the Allies are not the only ones interested. There are secret forces at work in both the United States and Germany that want the fissionable material for their own reasons. Alone and injured in Germany, the OSS agent must enlist the aid of a beautiful, young German woman to help him while he plays cat and mouse with his enemies, both known and unknown. An undertaking gone terribly wrong. Has it turned into a suicide mission?

Great for enlarging vocabularies and improving spelling, the thirty puzzles in this fun-filled, affordable book offer hours of entertainment.Players are asked to build words focusing on a wide range of subjects: animals, parts of the body, cars, food, Christmas, antonyms (words that have the opposite meanings of other words), and many other topics.Clearly worded instructions and solutions accompany these diverting brain-teasers that are appropriate for children ages 7 and up.