volume 1 · 100 connected word puzzles
Every answer leads somewhere.
find the words.
collect the letters.
reveal the next theme.
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try a puzzle
how to play
find. collect. reveal.
Each puzzle leads to the next. Start with the theme, find its words, then turn your answers into a new clue. There’s no word list – so try the worked example from the front of the book.
01
find.
Find the words that fit the theme in the small grid. Join neighbouring letters across, down or diagonally. Your path may bend.
02
collect.
Write each answer in a row of the matching length. Copy the letter in each bold box into the key.
03
reveal.
In the large grid, shade every occurrence of your key letters. The shading spells the next theme.
themePACK A PICNIC
0 of 5 found
01 /find.
drag through neighbouring letters (across, down or diagonally), or tap them one by one and tap the last again to check. With a keyboard, arrow keys move between letters, Enter or Space selects a letter, selecting the last letter again checks the word, and Escape clears it.
- small box: use this letter twice
- faded: used up
02 /collect.
each answer fills the row of its length. the bold box goes into the key.
- 6 letters, key letter at position 1, not found yet
- 7 letters, key letter at position 4, not found yet
- 8 letters, key letter at position 1, not found yet
- 5 letters, key letter at position 1, not found yet
- 5 letters, key letter at position 1, not found yet
- empty
- empty
- empty
- empty
- empty
03 /reveal.
each key letter you collect shades every matching cell in the big grid.
shaded –
next theme shade all five key letters to read it.
keep going the shading reveals the clue for the next page.
volume 1
a word search that keeps going.
- 100 connected word puzzles
- No word lists – the clue is all you get
- Words turn corners and run diagonally
- Step-by-step guide and a worked example
- Full solutions at the back
coming soon to amazon
Every answer leads somewhere.
If you enjoy word searches but find yourself going through the motions, this book gives you something else to work out.
You begin with a clue and a grid of letters. There’s no word list, so you’ll need to think of answers that fit the clue and find them in the grid. Words can turn corners and run diagonally. You might spot an answer straight away, or find yourself trying several possibilities before one fits.
Once you’ve found the answers, you take a letter from each and use them to shade a second grid. The shading reveals the clue for the next page. That connection runs through the whole book, giving you a reason to keep going.
A little vocabulary, a little deduction.
The clues draw on everyday subjects, word associations and spelling patterns. Knowing a word helps, but you still have to find its path and check that it fits.
Crossword fans, keen word-search solvers and people who enjoy logic games should feel at home here. The rules give you a different way to use those skills without needing specialist knowledge.
Take it along or give it to a fellow puzzler.
A pencil-and-paper activity can be good company on a train journey, on holiday or during an evening at home. You can leave a page unfinished and come back to it when you have time.
If you’re looking for a gift for a word-game enthusiast, this offers something a little different from their usual crossword collection. It would also suit the friend or family member who always has a puzzle book on the go.
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from amazon
what puzzlers say.
- vol. 1
confusing to begin with but fun
Little bit confusing to begin with but once I figured out how to complete the puzzles properly they were actually a lot of fun and dare I say it, addictive.
Hannah Wadeamazon.co.uk - vol. 1
Very challenging
I wasnt sure what to expect with these puzzles but I love a challenge and what a challenge it was. These word puzzles have a twist - I have never seen anything like this before so it took me a while to get my head round them and understand what they wanted from me but once I did I loved them. They were challenging, fun and made my brain work really hard which was needed. If you want a brain workout then have a go at these puzzles. you wont regret it.
Amyamazon.co.uk - vol. 1
Unique puzzles
This Wordipede puzzle is a nice change-up from crosswords and word searches. If you are a fan of creating words and the game Scrabble, this is a great book to practice with. With 90 puzzles to complete with mini-challenges within each puzzle, I felt like my mind was actively working without my eyes getting too tired.
Brynn Nelsonamazon.com - vol. 1
confusing to begin with but fun
Little bit confusing to begin with but once I figured out how to complete the puzzles properly they were actually a lot of fun and dare I say it, addictive.
Hannah Wadeamazon.co.uk - vol. 1
Very challenging
I wasnt sure what to expect with these puzzles but I love a challenge and what a challenge it was. These word puzzles have a twist - I have never seen anything like this before so it took me a while to get my head round them and understand what they wanted from me but once I did I loved them. They were challenging, fun and made my brain work really hard which was needed. If you want a brain workout then have a go at these puzzles. you wont regret it.
Amyamazon.co.uk - vol. 1
Unique puzzles
This Wordipede puzzle is a nice change-up from crosswords and word searches. If you are a fan of creating words and the game Scrabble, this is a great book to practice with. With 90 puzzles to complete with mini-challenges within each puzzle, I felt like my mind was actively working without my eyes getting too tired.
Brynn Nelsonamazon.com
the series
one wordipede, many volumes.
Every volume is a new chain of themes in a new colour. Start anywhere.
volume 2
more on the way.
new themes, new colours, same crawl.
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giulia dodeci.
about the author
hiya, I’m Giulia!
Creator of the wordipede book series, puzzle books for curious minds who love playing with words. I have a soft spot for clever twists, satisfying “aha!” moments, and puzzles that make you think a little differently.
Away from the puzzles, you’ll find me with my cats and my husband, who was my only supporter when I first started making puzzles, and he’s still my number one fan 🥰
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