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Three- and four-year olds will love these fun, brain-building activities! Kids can lead Bo Peep through the maze to her sheep, connect the dots to discover things that are "Up in the Air, " figure out picture crosswords, and more. Meant for parents and children to work on together, these puzzles test familiarity with everyday words and concepts.

Riddle Me This! Can you name four things you eat with a spoon? The largest state in the USA? The sound made by a lion? If so, this brand-new collection of word searches, fill-in-the-blanks, crossword puzzles, and word scrambles is just for you! Full of riddles and jokes, these puzzles are not only fun, but funny, too. A special introduction by Will Shortz, the crossword editor of T"he New York Times, " points out just how fun these games can...

Slightly older children get their chance to show off their smarts, as they unscramble words, decode messages, and fill in crosswords. "Round About" contains a list of round things, kids have to fit each word into a diagram until the whole grid is filled in. Or they can "Go for It!" with a word search where every entry begins with the letter "G." Every enjoyable puzzle will have new readers effortlessly honing their skills.

Features all the fun of crosswords and more, without the arcane trivia and same old answers. This title presents a collection of conundrums, which you solve by interweaving the answers in a crisscross fashion with the help of letter-locking logic and lists of related words and phrases, sorted by length.

Don't Be Chicken! A Farm Full of Fowl Fun Awaits You! Peck and cluck your way through brainteasers, games, and riddles with Rudy and Buttercup, two chickens who know their way around the trickiest puzzles. They're ready to help you reunite mother hens with lost chicks, test your memory power, and break the codes to hilarious jokes. And that's just the beginning of the fun you'll have with this collection from the coop!

Join Buckley and Daffodil, and their wilderness friends for games, jokes, and puzzles of the most adventurous kind! Paddle a rustic raft down the creek to Buckley's lodge (page 30), challenge your friends to a game of heads or tails in a thrilling mountaintop race (page 111), and search a jumble of letters for 16 pretty flowers (page 72). It's wild fun.

Kids will have a blast taking this challenge! That's because Helene Hovanec, whose "My First Puzzles" books have become a huge success, has created another fantastic series featuring problem-solving games for seven-to-nine-year-olds. "Pencil Frenzy" includes tons of fun puzzles, like picture crosswords, fill-in-the-grid challenges, spot the difference, riddles, code breaking, and other brainteasers. Like Hovanec's other books, this has an educ...

Walk, trot, canter, and gallop your way through a variety of mazes and word puzzles—all related to playful ponies! Jackie and Barney will help you unsnarl four ponies’ tangled Lead Lines (page 30) and fill out a Check List for going to a show (page 52), as well as bring you plenty of jokes, riddles, and other fun activities.

Kids love animals as much as they love puzzles and silly word games. "Barnyard Games & Puzzles" follows the success of "Horse Games & Puzzles for Kids" and "The Petting Farm Poster Book." Full of lively drawings, it offers page after page of word games and picture puzzles, as well as jokes, riddles, and word play. Puzzle books for kids are often either too simplistic or too frustratingly difficult for young solvers. "Barnyard Games & Puzzles" ...

Matching drivers with their cars, with the help of some tricky license plates? That "auto"be fun...and it's just one of the cool brainteasers in this mind-mashing collection! Play the "name game" by using a name to fill in the blanks and complete a word. Or enjoy "rhyme time" by answering clever clues with two-word rhyming phrases. There are hours of enjoyment on these pages!

Crossword puzzles, word searches, graphic challenges and quips and quotes celebrating centuries of drinking coffee.

Why is a revolving door so sad? This brand-new collection of word searches, fill-in-the-blanks, crossword puzzles, and word scrambles picks up right where the last volume of Outrageous puzzles left off. This second volume is full of zany riddles and silly jokes, sure to tickle your funny bone. Will Shortz, the crossword editor of "The New York Times, " writes a great introduction letting everyone know why puzzles have always been fun. So what...