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My Brain Neededa Bigger Font.

250 puzzles. Plenty of room to think.

Your brain has enough tiny things to read. Give it a pencil break with big letters, playful themes, and puzzles that actually use the page. Start gently, then stretch your search skills one level at a time.

250 word search puzzles24-point grid letters250 full-page solutions
Paperback · 8.5 × 11 inches · Published by Pencil Break Press.

A LITTLE LESS SQUINTING

Big letters.
Beautiful distractions.

20 words per puzzle✦18-point word lists✦One puzzle per page✦Full-page answers

Explore food, animals, hobbies, travel, and the beautifully ridiculous business of everyday life. Funny titles keep your pencil company. Every solution lives at the back, with the same generous lettering as its puzzle.

ACTUAL INTERIOR PAGES

See the space
for yourself.

Two puzzles and a matching solution from the book. The black-and-white pages below show the actual layouts.

Actual first word search page with a 15 by 15 grid and 20-word list

Start with a gentle nudge

An actual Level 1 puzzle: forward words, a roomy grid, and 20 words to find.

Actual Level 5 word search page with an 18 by 18 grid and 20-word list

Give your brain a stretch

An actual Level 5 puzzle: a larger grid, all eight directions, and trickier hiding places.

Actual full-page solution for the first word search, with answers marked in gray

Answers get room, too

The full-page answer to the first puzzle, with every word clearly marked.

FIVE LEVELS · 50 PUZZLES EACH

Start easy.
Stay curious.

  1. A Gentle Nudge15 × 15 grids. Words read left to right or top to bottom.
  2. A Little SidewaysThe same roomy grids, now with diagonal words.
  3. A Backward Glance16 × 16 grids. Search in all eight directions.
  4. A Proper Brain Stretch17 × 17 grids, with more words sharing letters.
  5. The Brain Means Business18 × 18 grids, all eight directions, and more similar-looking filler letters.

The grids get trickier. The 24-point letters stay the same.