Activity Book for Teens: Fun Puzzle Book for Teenagers; Word Searches, Crosswords, Mazes, Cryptograms, Unscramble, Sudoku, Trivia, and More!

Liked this! Full of puzzles and activities.

Grandkids are enjoying all the challenges in the book! Perfect for teens!

I purchased this book of puzzles for my middle school class. They love it! The crypto puzzles are a real challenge to them, but the word searches are their favorites.

Two of the puzzles in the book were completed so I am presuming the book was not brand new

This is a very enjoyable puzzle book with a ton of variety. There are enough different types of puzzles, word searches, mazes, etc, and difficulty levels, that I am sure anyone will find something they enjoy. The title says it is for teens, but I'm 53 and I enjoyed it, too.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This is a very comprehensive book. Well done actually especially with teen sin mind. And very educational. Would improve educational skills, done regularly. Bonus: Mention of Billie Eilish.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Great puzzles. My granddaughter enjoyed it over the fall break. They had the whole week off and this gave her something different to do.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This book has the usual activities you see in books like this—crosswords, mazes, word scrambles, cryptograms, word searches, etc.—as well as ones not typically seen in large activity books, like fallen phrases and trivia. The book had one aspect I loved. The cryptograms had small 2-row grids to fill in the letter correspondences as you figure them out. I think every activity book with cryptograms should have that for each puzzle. I also liked that the word search grids were large and had plenty of words to search for. Unfortunately, this book was rife with errors of several sorts. Some trivia pages had both grammatical and answer errors. For instance, an early trivia page didn’t capitalize the proper noun Twitter. That question asked the company’s founding city; the first possible answer was California! California is NOT a city, nor is there a city in California simply called “California.” I don’t like to see grammar or other errors in books for kids, even activity books like this one. I would have given this activity book a higher rating if it didn’t have errors like these.I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.