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Word Search Puzzles for Brain Fitness

Word Search Puzzles for Brain Fitness

90-Day Challenge to Engage Your Mind and Improve Focus

About the Book

Stimulate your mind—and have fun!—with 90 days of word search puzzles, ranging from easy to hard.

Ready to boost your brainpower and improve your focus? Get a daily dose of mental exercise with Word Search Puzzles for Brain Fitness, a 90-day challenge of word search puzzles that progress in difficulty. Some words will be easier to spot, while others will be harder to find! With fun themes to keep you engaged and bonus puzzles to keep your good habit going, you’ll marvel at the growth in your processing skills, concentration, and vocabulary in just three short months. Don’t wait—start your journey to better brain fitness now!
  • 90 days of word searches—and bonus puzzles. Crafted by a puzzle expert to help you build a daily habit of exercising your mind.
  • Creative and entertaining themes for every puzzle. From witty wordplay and pop culture to nature, history, and the arts, there’s something for everyone. 
  • Large, clear text. A comfortable puzzle experience with large, easy-to-scan word find grids.
  • Answer key in the back. So you can easily check your answers.
  • Thoughtful gift for friends and family. Perfect for adults and seniors who love word searches to do at home or on the go.
  • Keep the brain fitness train going. Check out the other top-selling titles, Logic Puzzles Book for Brain Fitness, Sudoku for Brain Fitness, and Crossword Puzzles for Brain Fitness, in the same series.
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Brain Fitness Puzzle Games Series

Word Search Puzzles for Brain Fitness
Logic Puzzles Book for Brain Fitness
Crossword Puzzles for Brain Fitness
Sudoku for Brain Fitness

About the Author

Matthew Stock
Matthew Stock (he/him) is originally from Dallas, Texas. A lifelong puzzle maker, he remembers handing out hand-written math worksheets to his sister’s friends after swim lessons and devising various word games in the back seat during family road trips. He began solving crossword puzzles in college and started constructing them soon thereafter.

His first crossword was published in the Los Angeles Times in 2019—since then, he has made hundreds of puzzles for various print and online publications, including The New York Times, The New Yorker, USA Today, The American Values Club Crossword, and Puzzmo. This is his first book of word searches.

When Matthew is not making or solving puzzles, he enjoys birding in the beautiful parks around his home, playing ultimate frisbee, trying new recipes, sharing board games with friends, and spending time with his wife and family. More by Matthew Stock
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