Brain Games Large Print Sudoku, 125 Puzzles, Spiral Bound, 160 Pages
Description
A collection of 125 large print sudoku puzzles, organized into five difficulty levels from easy through expert.
The grids are printed large and are easy to read and to write in, which matters when eye strain or fatigue makes standard puzzle books hard going. An answer key is included at the back.
Spiral bound, so it lies flat on a table or across a lap and stays open at the page you are on. That is useful in a chair, in a bed, or anywhere you have one hand free.
160 pages, 7 by 9 inches. Published August 2023.
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 collection of 125 large print sudoku puzzles, organized into five difficulty levels from easy through expert.
The grids are printed large and are easy to read and to write in, which matters when eye strain or fatigue makes standard puzzle books hard going. An answer key is included at the back.
Spiral bound, so it lies flat on a table or across a lap and stays open at the page you are on. That is useful in a chair, in a bed, or anywhere you have one hand free.
160 pages, 7 by 9 inches. Published August 2023.
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