Puzzle Book PDF: Sudoku, Mazes, Word Search & Nonograms

Four puzzle books’ worth of variety in one file

Not sure if you’re a sudoku person or a word search person? This puzzle book PDF lets you find out without buying four books. It has 400 puzzles of four kinds, and each kind has its own levels, its own lists and its own answers at the back. You open it on an e-ink tablet and solve with a stylus, so there’s nothing to print and nothing to erase by hand.

• 112 sudoku puzzles, 28 at each of four levels from Easy to Very Hard.
• 96 mazes, 32 at each of three levels.
• 96 word searches, 32 at each of three levels.
• 96 nonograms, the grid logic puzzles where number clues tell you which squares to fill, 32 at each of three levels.

Mixing types is good for more than just trying things out. When your number brain is done for the day, switch to a word search. When you want something with no reading at all, do a maze. A mixed book is handy for a long flight or a waiting room, where you never know what you’ll feel like doing.

How you move around

The contents page has one big box for each puzzle type. Tap one and you land on its Choose difficulty page, then on a list of that level’s puzzles. A How to play page for each type explains the rules, so you can try nonograms for the first time without looking anything up. Breadcrumbs at the top of every page take you back a step, and arrows move to the next or previous page. Each puzzle has a small Answer link in the corner, and the answers are grouped by type and level, with each one linking back to its puzzle.

Every puzzle in this book was made separately from the full-size books, so if one kind becomes a favorite and you pick up its full book later, you won’t run into repeats. Each type is drawn the same way here as in its own book, so the full one will feel familiar.

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 $7 on every tablet.