Brain Games 2 Books in 1 Large Print Sudoku, 320+ Puzzles, Spiral
Description
Two complete large print sudoku books bound together in one spiral volume, with more than 320 puzzles in total.
Puzzles run across three difficulty levels, and each one is printed on a full page in large print, so the grids are easy to read and easy to write in.
Spiral binding means the book lies flat and stays open at the page you are on, which is useful in a chair, in bed, or anywhere you only have one hand free.
The book is divided into two sections, blue and red, each numbered 1 through 192. Answers for each section are found on pages 166 to 192 of that section.
384 pages, 7.2 by 9.1 inches. Published August 2013.
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.
Two complete large print sudoku books bound together in one spiral volume, with more than 320 puzzles in total.
Puzzles run across three difficulty levels, and each one is printed on a full page in large print, so the grids are easy to read and easy to write in.
Spiral binding means the book lies flat and stays open at the page you are on, which is useful in a chair, in bed, or anywhere you only have one hand free.
The book is divided into two sections, blue and red, each numbered 1 through 192. Answers for each section are found on pages 166 to 192 of that section.
384 pages, 7.2 by 9.1 inches. Published August 2013.
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