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With more time at home, now is the perfect time for some activity books (for both kids and adults!).
Ocean Life, by Jill Richardson, has a good variety of activities for kids, all with a fun ocean theme. There are word searches, dot-to-dots-, coloring pages, and mazes. I also like how there are facts about various sea animals woven through the activities. I would recommend this book for younger elementary school-age kids,
100 Large-Print Crossword Puzzles, by Chris King is a good book to have when you want a quick diversion. I think these puzzles are pretty easy, (as indicated in the sub-title), but they do require some thinking. The large squares are nice for those who have a difficult time working smaller puzzles.
I would say that the title of Only The Hardest Puzzles, by Willa Chen, is very accurate. I tried doing the first crossword puzzle and the first “warm-up” Sudoku puzzle, and I failed. I am going to have to save this book for my retirement-ha! If you know someone that needs a challenge, or maybe that someone is you, I would recommend this book. It is sure to keep you engaged for hours!