1950's Cryptogram Puzzle Books For Adults Flashback all the way to the 1950's ... Revisit the Era of rock-n-roll, Poodle hairstyles, and those side burns like Elvis Presley. A fun way to pass the time is going back in time. Features 165 cryptofact puzzles Perfectly sized 8.5x11 Easy, hard to harder Hints are included Extra hints for harder solving How to Solve cryptograms instructions! Scroll up to Order a copy for yourself or as a gift!

This Large Print Cryptogram Puzzle Book for Adults is a fun way for teens, adults, or seniors to sharpen their minds and test their logic skills. Including 400 Cryptoquotes from various sources including celebrities, historic characters, and books. Additional Features: Suitable for most Levels Medium to Hard Challenge Plenty of Puzzles 400 Cryptoquote / Cryptoquip puzzles Detailed instructions on how to solve the puzzles plus some tips Perfectly Sized - 7" x 10" Large Print - 5 well-spaced Puzzles per page Solutions and Hints can be Found at the Back of the Book Premium Matte Color Cover Puzzle King Publishing: Puzzle Books for Everyone!

A selection of 300 easy and hard cryptograms for experienced cryptogram puzzle solvers. Each cryptoquote is based on a quote from famous historical figures and pop culture icons. Subjects include humour, science, art, education and politics as well as positive inspirational and motivational sayings. 300 short and long quotes to sharpen your brain Large 8.5 x 11 inch book Large print for easy reading Room to make notes No hints provided, suitable for more advanced puzzlers Contains easy and hard puzzle challenges Solutions provided at the back

3,500 PUZZLES & FULL SOLUTIONS: This is truly a cryptogram book like no other. With 3,500 puzzles inside, it is guaranteed to provide you with hundreds of hours of fun. A VARIETY OF QUOTES: Inside you'll find quotes that are funny, wise, inspirational, motivational, and thoughtful. People quoted are celebrities, athletes, inventors, politicians, authors, inventors, and other well-known personalities from around the world. MEDIUM-LEVEL CHALLENGE: Not to easy, and not to hard - the puzzles in this book are an appropriate level of challenge for everyone from beginners to pros. You will also find 2 sets of hints in the back of the book to help you solve the puzzles. EASY-TO-READ FONT: Puzzles are in size 18 font, so that you will never suffer from eye-strain while doing them. PRINTED ON HIGH-QUALITY PAPER: Puzzles are printed on 60-pound high quality white paper so you can use pencils, pens, and highlighters without worry of bleed-through. KEEPS YOUR MIND HEALTHY: Cryptograms are a proven method for keeping the mind healthy and combating Alzheimer's and Dementia. A GIFT LIKE NO OTHER: If someone in your life loves cryptogram puzzles, you won't find a more unique and substantial gift than this book.

These 500 clever cryptograms are easy to read and fun to solve Cryptograms should challenge your brain--not your eyesight Fortunately, these 500 large-print puzzles, which come straight from the world's largest cryptogram website, Cryptograms.org, won't leave you struggling to read the fine print. That means everyone can enjoy solving memorable quotes from noteworthy people past and present, such as Mark Twain and John F. Kennedy.

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