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Word Search Puzzles for Senior Citizens 2 (Volume 2)
Welcome to these 100 Word Search Puzzles designed to provide endless entertainment to our influential senior citizens. This is a perfect tribute to the beloved grandparents; each puzzle contains 30 words as challenges to be searched on board with solutions spread on every after the 6th puzzle. The words are hidden and read in any of the directions: Vertically, horizontally, diagonally, forward and backward. You’re provided with a list of words to find within a grid of seemingly - random letters. Every word in the list appears once and only once in the puzzle grid. These word search puzzles have been designed to suit any one inclusive of visually impaired, due to its large print lay-out and the high resolution of the interior set-up. ********Happy Solving ********
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WORD SEARCH Puzzles for Senior Citizens (Large Print) (Volume 3)
Welcome to these fun Word Search Puzzles, this book is designed to provide endless entertainment to our influential Senior citizens to enjoy and have hours of challenging fun. Each puzzle contains 30 words as challenges to be searched on board in large print and solutions are placed at the back of the book. These word search puzzles have been designed to suit any one inclusive of visually impaired, due to its large print lay-out and the high resolution of the interior set-up. ******* Happy Solving *******
Walking Sticks The Ultimate Spatial Challenge
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