
Large-print activity book
Big Print Autumn Word Search
75 Large Print Puzzles for Seniors and Low Vision
Seventy-five autumn word searches in big print, capitals 8.5 mm tall, one puzzle per two-page spread. Every answer written out, and a ruler printed inside.
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- Activity book. Large print puzzles in black ink on white paper, with every answer at the back.
- Inside
- 75 Word Searches, 1,200 Words to Find
- Pages
- One puzzle per two-page spread, black ink on white paper
- Size
- 8.5" x 11", 222 pages
- Made for
- Seniors, Low Vision & Care Settings
- ISBN
- 9798173633729
- Process
- Designed and hand-edited by K. Terry, with AI-assisted drafting. How the books are made
About the book
What's inside
Falling leaves, apple picking, the harvest fair, and the long evenings drawing in. Seventy-five autumn word searches in letters that are actually big. Most large print puzzle books quote a point size, which is a typographic measurement rather than a promise about what reaches the page, and it is why so many large print books still read small. This one states the letter height in millimeters: 8.5 millimeter capitals, in the grid and in the word list alike, with a ruler printed inside so you can check it before you trust a word of this description. Each puzzle gets a two-page spread, so the grid has a whole page to itself and the word list faces it. Every answer is written out in plain words at the back rather than hidden in a shrunken grid. Printed in black ink on white paper with nothing decorative on a puzzle page, and built to the American Printing House for the Blind's research-based guidelines for large print. Published under the Good Light Press imprint by K. Terry. Volume one of the Big Print Word Search series.
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