Big Book of Codewords Book 1: a bumper codeword book for adults containing 300 puzzles

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Simply Contact Us with your requirements, and we'll swiftly get back to you with a response and quote, if appropriate. The vocabularly used can also include specialist scrabble words in addition to 'standard' dictionary words as required. Printed in a highly portable format, the book can be taken on your travels or sit neatly on your bedside table.

The majority of our codewords contain three hint letters to get you started with your solve, and it is recommended that you start your solve by writing these in.Each number represents a letter, so, starting with the solved letters, use your logic and vocabulary to reveal more letters, form words, and then crack the code! Each 64-page volume features 7½” X 10¾” pages with easy-to-read type and plenty of room for solving notes. Every letter of the alphabet appears in the grid and each time a number appears it always represents the same letter. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. This stylish book of puzzles is designed to help you unwind as you turn your attention to solving the addictive riddles.

Our bumper codewords book contains 300 codeword puzzles to enjoy, with two puzzles per page and all answers at the back of the book. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. A massive 300 codeword puzzles packaged in a stylish paperback - this is the perfect codeword gift book for adults of any age. This means that each letter of the alphabet from A - Z has been replaced with a number, from 1 - 26.Then this book containing 50 hard and 50 very hard codewords could be just what you are looking for! Use your powers of logic and knowledge of English vocabulary to decipher the code – which number represents which letter in the crossword-style grid? Remember if you get stuck to think about things like letter frequencies: which letters occur the most in English and are therefore most likely to be represented by the numbers that occur the most in the grid; also look at word endings and other standard word patterns that occur in English (as a trivial example, if you have found the 'Q' then you have almost certainly also found the 'U': the letter after the 'Q', unless the word is something like 'Qatar'!