Get your mince pies and Christmas crackers at the ready for the most addictive puzzle book of the year. It’s time to channel your inner Hercule Poirot – because this Christmas, someone is planning merry murder.

* Features 12 murder mysteries, each with its own set of evidence, unique cast of suspects and notes to help you crack the case.

** Contains over 70 logic, picture and word puzzles to test your deductive skills, all with a devilishly fun and festive theme.

*** The ideal stocking-filler for puzzle masters and casual players alike.

Word Fall 1 features:

– 350 all-new puzzles
– No repeating letters
– No UK-only or US-only spellings
– Trickier 6-letter word section so you can challenge yourself!

Grab a pencil and get to grips with Word Fall.

This is the perfect gift for commuters, avid Wordle fans who hunger for more than one puzzle a day, and anyone who wants to practice brain training!

Whether focused on queuing, the weather or the overwhelming desire to apologise entirely unnecessarily, these are puzzles with a sense of humour and a love of all things British.

The puzzles cover every aspect of modern Britain, from food and drink through to language and literature, and from places and people through to sports and entertainment.

There is an extraordinary variety of content, from word and logic puzzles of all kinds through to relaxing dot-to-dots and spot the differences, all designed to take us on a unique and intriguing tour of our fascinating island.

Pilots need to be able to think quickly and react immediately to unexpected, complex situations. This book consists of puzzles that test a wide range of skills that might be expected of a pilot.

The book’s five chapters cover:
Cognitive challengesPuzzles which require the reader to solve logic puzzles of a range of types, testing many different types of reasoning skill. Just as pilots have to do, the puzzles require readers to focus on both the big picture – what they are trying to achieve – and the small picture of each individual deduction or decision.
Survival skillsThe challenges in this section are all about speed. No complex logic is required, but all of the puzzles must be solved as quickly as possible – though without making any mistakes. This reflects a pilot’s need to make quick, accurate decisions while flying.
Visual abilitiesThe puzzles in this part of the book test 3D manipulation and other visual transformation skills, mirroring a pilot’s need to be able to understand the world around them as more than just a flat picture.
Memory testsDespite the advanced abilities of modern devices, it’s still important to be able to maintain a ready awareness of the current situation and active goals, and so in this section the reader is helped to practise and improve their memorization and recall skills with a series of simple games.
Knowledge trainingIn this section a reader’s knowledge of the real-world aircraft and situations that the RAF and other air forces has handled is tested, with a range of quiz-related questions that are sometimes solved by cracking codes so that readers aren’t required to have any specialist knowledge to take part. This section also includes specific tasks such as navigation.