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White Belt Crosswords
With these basic crosswords, puzzle sensei Rich Norris give newbies a solid foundation of training to prepare their minds for the challenges that lie ahead.
Los Angeles Times Crosswords
Crossword lovers, rejoice: There are more fun puzzle-solving challenges coming your way! Two more great books of puzzle-solving challenges at a popular price! You don't have to be an expert solver to enjoy these crosswords. Following on last season's duo of winning collections from The Los Angeles Times, here are another two popularly priced helpings of puzzle fun from the paper. The great news: these crosswords are more mainstream than the ones in The New York Times, and each book contains a generous 72 crosswords--not the mere 50 of competing volumes. Plus, they're one dollar less than the competition, so you'll really get more enjoyment for your money. The stay-open, lie-flat, specially reinforced spiral binding makes it easier to work on the puzzles anywhere, too.
Brown Belt Crosswords
Ready for a real mental workout? With puzzles this advanced, you'll need to stay sharp. These brown belt clues add wordplay and trivia to the mix, upping the difficulty . . . and increasing the enjoyment.
USA TODAY A-to-Z Crosswords
Rich Norris has done it again, stumping solvers square after square with alphabet-related brainbusters! Every puzzle in USA TODAY's A-to-Z Crosswords features all 26 letters of the alphabet, but knowing the ABCs is only half the challenge when completing these cleverly constructed grids. With 26 themed puzzles, each based on a letter of the alphabet--like "Straight A's" or "Grabbing Some Z's"--plus 46 themeless ones, there is sure to be a crossword to satisfy the taste of any wordsmith! So "Y Not" take some time to sit back, relax, and let A-to-Z Crosswords be the "D-light of your life!"
Great 30-Minute Crosswords
What better way is there to spend a half-hour than by curling up with a creative and challenging crossword? You’re sure to enjoy many hours of brain-stretching fun with these lively and engaging puzzlers. Each of the more than 70 examples has been designed to be completed in just 30 minutes-but don’t make the mistake of thinking they’re easy. You’ll have to work quickly and correctly if you’re to complete them in the allotted time. This outstanding collection includes such engaging themes as “On the Q.T.,” “DJ Culture,” “Spaghetti Western,” “Fill in the Blanks,” and “To the Shores of Triple-E.” The answers for each are included, just in case you get stuck.
Los Angeles Times Crosswords 19
Another great book of puzzle-solving challenges at a popular price! Ripped right from the pages of the Los Angeles Times comes the 19th installment of crosswords from some of the nation's top constructors. They're entertaining, and a great value: not only are the crosswords more mainstream and fun than the ones in The New York Times, but each book contains a generous 72 puzzles--not the mere 50 of competing volumes. The stay-open, lie-flat, specially reinforced spiral binding makes it easier to work on the puzzles anywhere, too.
Fun in the Sun Kinda Hard Daily Crosswords
Not too easy, not too hard: these puzzles are just right for serious solvers trying to up their game. Created by some of the best crossword constructors around, and expertly edited by Rich Norris, this collection brims with tricky trivia and devious clues--like [Rock singer?] for SIREN. So grab a copy, head for the beach, and enjoy some brainy relaxation!
Black Belt Crosswords
Congratulations! You're a true crossword maven and a solver of the highest skill-if you can complete these mind-meltingly tough conundrums. Expect to flex your mental muscles to the utmost!
Green Belt Crosswords
These second-level crosswords hone solvers' brains by revealing intermediate techniques--moderate challenges with mostly straightforward clues and familiar answers. Nothing's too taxing or tricky . . . yet.
