Brain Boost 365 Large Print Puzzles by Brendan Quigley, Paperback
Description
A large print puzzle collection with 365 puzzles, one for each day of the year, by crossword constructor Brendan Quigley.
The mix includes crosswords, sudoku, word searches, cryptograms, brain teasers, and logic puzzles, across multiple difficulty levels from beginner through experienced. That variety means you can pick a type to suit the day rather than working through one format throughout.
Printed in large print for comfortable solving, and suitable for both short breaks and longer sessions.
Paperback, 240 pages, 7.3 by 8.9 inches. Published October 2025.
Why It Matters
Simple brain games provide a low-pressure way to stay mentally active and engaged. They help support cognitive function while also giving structure to quiet time—whether you’re at home, in a waiting room, or spending time with others.
A large print puzzle collection with 365 puzzles, one for each day of the year, by crossword constructor Brendan Quigley.
The mix includes crosswords, sudoku, word searches, cryptograms, brain teasers, and logic puzzles, across multiple difficulty levels from beginner through experienced. That variety means you can pick a type to suit the day rather than working through one format throughout.
Printed in large print for comfortable solving, and suitable for both short breaks and longer sessions.
Paperback, 240 pages, 7.3 by 8.9 inches. Published October 2025.
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