Lovely words and phrases, right? Don't forget to read A Most Agreeable Murder, then A Terribly Nasty Business by Julia Seales.
Lovely words and phrases, right? Don't forget to read A Most Agreeable Murder, then A Terribly Nasty Business by Julia Seales.
Good afternoon! I just finished reading A Terribly Nasty Business by Julia Seales. Some books demand to be made into Word Find puzzles. Once I happened upon the phrase "quizzing glass" I knew I needed to make a puzzle for the book.
This is the sequel to A Most Agreeable Murder. Anyone who likes country house murders, novels of manners, or dare I say Jane Austen, will love this witty take on such tales.
Just in the nick, I figured out a puzzle for today. Here's a word find based on recipes from Mary's collection. Enjoy!
This puzzle is from a new book I've read recently called Pendergast The Beginning. I love a good origin story. This book had so many great words! The answer key appears February 21st at 7 am.
It's the third if I say it is, right? 😊 Here's yesterday's puzzle. The answer key will be posted Saturday January 10 at 7 am. The word find is from Miss Winter In The Library With A Knife by Martin Edwards.
I love making Word Find puzzles, because finding words on a particular topic, or taking the cool words from books I'm reading is just so much fun. Word Finds aren't a puzzle type I like doing myself, much, though. I prefer crosswords (hard to create), Word Scrambles, and most other Word Puzzles.
Look for the Answer Key Saturday November 22, at 7 am. Enjoy!
Here you go, in case you missed any words. The review for the book Witchcraft for Wayward Girls should be on my book blog now, so head on over for the scoop.
This week is word find week. I've just finished reading Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix, and these are key words from the tale.
Lucky for you I reviewed The Christmas Appeal on my book blog last week, so you can read the review, and take the word search as clues to the plot.
https://merlynperilous.wordpress.com/2024/12/19/thursday-reviews-december-19-2024/
The Book of Witching by C J Cooke is her newest novel. It follows two mothers centuries apart trying to protect their children. I reviewed it this week on my Merlyn blog, among other titles.
https://merlynperilous.wordpress.com/2024/11/21/review-backlog-november-21-2024/