Word Wheel Magazine
Word Wheel puzzles are an enduring favourite, and add novelty to the standard anagram puzzle. In each wordwheel there is one word to be found that uses all the letters. In addition you are challenged to find as many other words, of three or more letters, as you can: and all words must be valid, and not a plural or a proper noun, and must always use the central letter in the wordwheel. See how many you can find!
Word Ladder Magazine
Word Ladders are a puzzle that is said to have been invented by Lewis Carroll, so they have quite some history. The aim is deceptively simple: move from the first word to the last word in the stated number of steps, changing one letter at a time and making a new, valid word at each stage. Some puzzles are straightforward and have many possible routes, whilst some just have one possible route and are a lot harder.
Arrow Sudoku Magazine
Arrow Sudoku is a rarely seen but fascinating sudoku variant, that is rather tricky! The aim is to place 1 - 9 once each in each row, column and 3 x 3 box, just like normal sudoku. However, the puzzle also contains various arrows. The number in the circled box at the start of each arrow is the sum total of the cells that lie along the path of the arrows. This means that there is a combination of maths and logic required to solve this tricky but absorbing puzzle.
