Word Scramble Puzzles, 4,800 Words to Unscramble

Sixteen words a page, one answer each

Word scramble puzzles are quick to start and hard to put down. You look at a jumble like a pile of tiles, move the letters around in your head, and then it suddenly clicks. This book has 300 pages of them, with 16 scrambled words on each page. That’s 4,800 words in all. Every scramble has a line beside it for your answer and the number of letters, so you always know how long the word is.

We only kept words whose letters spell one word. You won’t unscramble something perfectly sensible and then find out the book wanted a different word. And within a level, no word repeats.

It’s a hyperlinked PDF that you open on an e-ink tablet and fill in with a stylus. Scribble letter orders in the margin while you work it out, write your answer on the line, and erase anything you like afterward. There’s no paper and no printing.

Pick your level

• Easy: everyday words of 3 to 6 letters. Good for kids, beginners or a warm-up.
• Medium: words of 5 to 8 letters.
• Hard: longer words of 7 to 12 letters, where the jumble really hides the word.

There are 100 puzzles at each level. Because each page is a set of 16 short tries instead of one big grid, it’s an easy puzzle to dip in and out of. Do a few words while the coffee brews, then come back to finish the page later.

A Choose difficulty page opens a list for each level with a tick box beside every puzzle, so you can see which pages you’ve finished. Breadcrumbs at the top of each page take you back a step, and arrows go to the next or previous puzzle. When one word won’t come, tap the Answer link in the corner. It opens the answers at the back, and the puzzle number there links you straight back to where you were. A How to play page sits at the front.

The file is drawn at each tablet’s own page size and comes for Supernote, reMarkable, Kindle Scribe, BOOX, Kobo, Quaderno and iPad. It’s $9 whichever tablet you choose.