Game On! USA Published by Courier Dover Publications on May 21, 2020 Source: Childrens Book Review Tour
Genres: Activity Books, Games & Activities, General, Juvenile Nonfiction, Puzzles
Pages: 144
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The newest Game On! Awesome Activities for Clever Kids title, this activity book has dozens of new and challenging brain games for ages 8 to 12. More than 100 colorful puzzles feature the excitement and adventure of the United States, including crosswords, secret codes, word scrambles, spot the differences, mazes, and much more. It's the perfect book for at home or on the go, and the fun starts with just a pencil — no electricity or batteries needed! Complete solutions appear at the end of the book.
Review
Getting ready to go on a road trip this summer, well, rather than just packing the video games to entertain, why not tease their brains with a fun puzzle book full of puzzles and brain teasers. This book has a lot of fun teasers that can be done together or alone. I know that car rides can be long and tedious at times, so it always a good idea to have something that will pass the time. It is perfect for the younger kids in your life who may not have the attention span to read for long periods, so this would be something fun they can try. Also, it will keep those brains sharp while they are on their summer break.
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About Patrick Merrell
Patrick
Merrell is a professional puzzlemaker, cartoonist, writer, illustrator, and graphic designer. He’s one of MAD
magazine’s “Usual Gang of Idiots.”
He’s created over 250 books, including 75 puzzle books, and written 81 crosswords for The
New York Times (including 19 Sundays).
Six of his Times crosswords
appear in Will Shortz Picks His Favorite
Puzzles, the most of any constructor.
From 2009 to 2011, he wrote for Wordplay,
the daily online crossword column for The
New York Times. He’s also created
puzzles for the Los Angeles Times,
Wall Street Journal,
Scientific American,
People,
Sports Illustrated,
MAD,
National Wildlife Foundation, Crayola, Scholastic, the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, the World Puzzle Championship, and many, many others.
