How big are the numbers, really?

Each digit prints 7.1 millimeters tall, set in 28 point type, with one 9 by 9 grid filling the whole page. Nothing else is printed on a puzzle page.

How hard are the puzzles?

There are three sections: 40 easy, 40 medium and 20 hard. The easy puzzles can be solved by scanning alone. The hard ones take real reasoning, but none of them ever need a guess. Every puzzle has exactly one solution.

Are the answers included?

Yes. Every puzzle is solved in full in the answer key at the back of the book, numbered to match.

Anyone who has put down a puzzle book for being too small: seniors, people with low vision, and activity staff in care settings who want a sudoku book their residents can actually read.

Large Print Sudoku for Seniors: 100 Puzzles, One Per Page

Large Print Sudoku for Seniors

100 Puzzles, One Grid Per Page

One hundred large print sudoku puzzles, one grid to a page, digits 7.1 mm tall. Forty easy, forty medium, twenty hard, every one with exactly one solution.

The PDF is the same 132 pages, downloaded right here the moment you pay, so you can print any page at home. The paperback ships from Amazon.

The PDF is for home and family use, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Printing for a group or facility? See group licenses.

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Style

Activity book. Large print puzzles in black ink on white paper, with every answer at the back.

Inside

100 Sudoku Puzzles, 40 Easy, 40 Medium, 20 Hard

Pages

One grid per page, black ink on white paper

Size

8.5" x 11", 132 pages

Made for

Seniors, Low Vision & Care Settings

ISBN

9798174473720

Process

Designed and hand-edited by K. Terry, with AI-assisted drafting. How the books are made

One hundred sudoku puzzles, one grid to a page, and every one checked to have exactly one solution. 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 printed height of a digit: 7.1 millimeters, set in 28 point type. Two or four grids to a page is how most books fit the count onto fewer pages, and it leaves a grid barely wider than a postcard. Here the grid gets the whole page, with squares big enough to pencil in a guess and rub it out again. The levels are honest: the easy section really can be solved by scanning alone, and the hard section really cannot, but nowhere in the book do you have to guess. Every puzzle is solved in full at the back, numbered to match. Printed in black ink on white paper with nothing else 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 Large Print Sudoku series.