Classic Crossword Puzzles: Features 100 Favorite Puzzles - Preston, Charles
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"An absolute 'must' for all dedicated crossword puzzle fans...by a true master game maker is unreservedly recommended and a guaranteed source of hours upon hours upon hours of challenging entertainment!" --Midwest Book Review A Clever Collection of Crossword Puzzles Here's a new collection to challenge the most cunning crossword connoisseur. These puzzles are both challenging and edifying. These puzzles combine intriguing vocabulary with clever clues to test your knowledge on a wide variety of subjects including classical themes and contemporary pop culture. From boats and literary excursions…mehr

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"An absolute 'must' for all dedicated crossword puzzle fans...by a true master game maker is unreservedly recommended and a guaranteed source of hours upon hours upon hours of challenging entertainment!" --Midwest Book Review A Clever Collection of Crossword Puzzles Here's a new collection to challenge the most cunning crossword connoisseur. These puzzles are both challenging and edifying. These puzzles combine intriguing vocabulary with clever clues to test your knowledge on a wide variety of subjects including classical themes and contemporary pop culture. From boats and literary excursions to outer space and culinary adventures, Classic Crossword Puzzles will provide many hours of reasoning and repose. Includes 100 classic puzzles to provide lots of fun and "puns ahead."
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Charles Preston, Crossword Puzzle Editor of USA Today and Dow Jones's National Observer for over a decade, is a distinguished crossword puzzle expert. He has compiled more than 100 puzzle books. Mr. Preston is a syndicated puzzle master and his work appears in dozens of leading newspapers and magazines across the country, including the Chicago Tribune, Newsday, and USA Today.