To solve or not to solve: that’s not the question about this super-sized follow-up to the extremely popular World’s Longest Crossword Puzzle—which has already sold 50,000 copies and was one of Gene Shalit’s gift book picks on the Today show. Crossword lovers will instantly want to get out their pencils and give it a try. But can they actually manage to complete every one of the 8,424 squares? One little hint that might help: Hamlet’s famous soliloquy—every word of it—runs the entire length of the puzzle. The crossword gets harder and harder as you move from left to right, and no two answers are the same.

Wht's bttr thn crsswrds? Tht's rght: crsswrds wth n vwls! At first, these challenging, but fiendishly fun, puzzles look like the usual crossword. But there's a devilish twist: you write only the consonants in the boxes, "not" the vowels. So when you look at the grid, there's no quick way to know exactly how many letters make up the right solution. Plus, because you don't need as many spaces for each word, the phrases can be longer than usual--and that makes the grids wide open and ratchets up the difficulty level. For those who need a little extra help, there's a hints section to tear out and refer to when needed, as well as grids with wordlists explaining (with vowels) what the answers are.

Sharpen your pencil, sit back, and get ready to test your mettle! With 64 pages of puzzles and trivia, this book is the perfect challenge for every diehard Wolverines fan!

With 64 pages of puzzles and trivia, test your own "Buck-IQ," and that of fellow Ohio State fans!

The Sunday "New York Times" crossword has been a beloved fixture for more than 60 years. It's become America's favorite--and most famous--crossword puzzle. This 37th collection features 50 crosswords.

Two great brain games come together in one smart package--and the result is a brilliant blend of logical thinking and linguistics. Stupendous SCRABBLE Sudoku--the follow-up to the fantastically successful SCRABBLE-doku--is the inspiration of puzzle powerhouses Frank Longo and Peter Gordon, and they’ve created the highest possible quality puzzling experience. Just fill out each partially completed sudoku puzzle with letters, using each letter only once in every row, column, and boxed-in area. When the puzzle’s done, a legitimate SCRABBLE word will be revealed. It’s a smart way for solvers to stretch their mental muscles...and learn some SCRABBLE vocabulary, too!

Presents a combination of wordplay and logic. This title contains crosswords.

Containing one hundred puzzles from the best of yesterday's and today's crossword constructors, this elegant commemorative edition is a collector's item for every New York Times crossword puzzle fan. To celebrate the twenty-fifth volume of Sunday crosswords from The New York Times, Times Books is proud to present this expanded anniversary edition. The first fifty puzzles in this book are the best and brightest from the history of The Times -- including their very first crossword -- and have been personally selected by Will Shortz. The next fifty are modern-day masterpieces edited by Mr. Shortz. A must-have for loyal fans, this historic edition is primed to be a classic.

Thirty million loyal TV Guide� readers know where to find the best TV crosswords ever created. Puzzles with television themes from the most widely read weekly magazine in the world make this collection a television lover’s dream book. It’s spiral bound, oversize, and filled with hundreds of crosswords that will challenge anyone’s television IQ. There are classic favorites from the 1960s, ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s; take a walk down memory lane, and answer “___ Masters in Rin Tin Tin” (just 3 letters). Try the best contemporary crosswords from TV Guide� Crosswords Magazine. All that, plus brain teasers and fun trivia quizzes offer hours of fun.