No comments about The New York Times Sunday Crossword Tribute to Eugene T. Maleska (NY Times).

No comments about Solve Saladin: Anatomy & Physiology crossword puzzles specially prepared for Anatomy & Physiology: The Unity of Form and Function, 4th edition by Ken Saladin.

No comments about The New York Times Little Luxe Book of Crosswords.

No comments about The New York Times Toughest Crossword Puzzles, Volume 1 (NY Times).

1 comments about Simon and Schuster Crossword Puzzle Book #225 : The Original Crossword Puzzle Publisher.

1. As a long time fan of the Simon and Schuster's Crossword Puzzle books series I continue to look forward eagerly to the publication of each new edition. The cruciverbalists (crossword puzzle constructors) keep coming up with new and varied themes which are always interesting and entertaining. The format is the best available for serious and novice crossword solvers since the books are spiral bound and will lay flat. The pages are easily erasable and I wish these books came out more frequently.

No comments about 100 Easy Crosswords.

No comments about Chicago Tribune Daily Crossword Puzzles, Volume 5 (Chicago Tribune).

1 comments about The New Webster's Crossword Dictionary.

1. This is a great book for anyone wanting help with crossword puzzles. My mother swears by it. This is her second dictionary by this same author. The first one was used so much it was falling apart. It has all the words she needs to help her with the crossword puzzles she does. My mom doesn't want any other book. This is the best.

No comments about The New York Times Cuddle Up with Crosswords: 75 Light and Easy Puzzles (New York Times Crossword Collections).

3 comments about Challenging Cryptograms.

1. I don't do cryptograms, but my wife does. She received this book as a Christmas present, and she seems to enjoy it. She works a cryptogram from the book almost every evening.



2. All of the cryptograms in this collection (400 to be exact) are quotes from a wide assortment of famous personalities from Winston Churchill to Mick Jagger. For those experienced in cryptograms, this collection won't be terribly challenging, but it will be a good introduction for beginners. If any puzzles prove too tricky, Nash offers not one, but two clues each in the back of the book. (Of course the answers are there too, but don't cheat!) A few challenging puzzles, but most are moderate or easy. Again, a nice place to start if you are new to cryptograms.



3. I just purchased this book and am enjoying it. The type is slightly small as far as giving room to write, but otherwise I found it to be reasonably challenging for me at my current skill level