Featuring educational crossword puzzles and related trivia quizzes, New York Times On the Web presents the first crossword puzzle book for teens. Puzzles on topics ranging from American History, Health, to Fine Arts, engage teens wanting to learn from, as well as enjoy their crossword puzzles.

Riddle Me This

Can you name four things you eat with a spoon? The largest state in the USA? The sound made by a lion?

If so, this brand-new collection of word searches, fill-in-the-blanks, crossword puzzles, and word scrambles is just for you Full of riddles and jokes, these puzzles are not only fun, but funny, too. A special introduction by Will Shortz, the crossword editor of The New York Times, points out just how fun these games can be.

Why is a revolving door so sad?

This brand-new collection of word searches, fill-in-the-blanks, crossword puzzles, and word scrambles picks up right where the last volume of Outrageous puzzles left off. This second volume is full of zany riddles and silly jokes, sure to tickle your funny bone. Will Shortz, the crossword editor of The New York Times, writes a great introduction letting everyone know why puzzles have always been fun. So what are you waiting for, dive in

Solve the day away

Bright sunshine, a comfy chair, a gentle breeze, and a New York Times Crossword Puzzle adds up to one great day; whether you're at the beach or not

From the pages of The New York Times comes this brand-new collection of light and easy puzzles, chosen from Monday and Tuesday editions of the newspaper. These solver-friendly puzzles allow you to sit back, relax, and lose yourself in the across and downs of America's favorite crosswords

For the serious crossword aficionado, an entertainingly difficult collection of 75 Thursday, Friday, and Saturday crossword puzzles from the pages of the New York Times. Even more difficult than the world-famous Sunday puzzles, this collection will test the puzzling wits of even the most experienced solver.

Available for the first time ever, this collection of the easy Monday puzzles of The New York Times will provide hours upon hours of merriment for puzzle-solving masters and novices alike. Providing the same high quality as other Will Shortz crossword books, this title features:

* 200 of the easiest daily-size puzzles
* Author bylines that allow fans to get to know today's top contributors.

The Sunday Crossword of The New York Times has been a beloved fixture of the Sunday Times since its inception in 1942. Under Will Shortz's editorship, Sunday Volume 28 features 50 Sunday-sized puzzles--the biggest and most anticipated puzzle of the week

The Saturday New York Times crossword puzzle is the most challenging puzzle of the week, which is why it has gained such an eager following. The most serious solvers know that actually finishing the puzzle is no small feat. Collected for the first time in a convenient and portable book form, Super Saturday has 75 puzzles sure to test not only knowledge but patience as well.

50 world famous Sunday puzzles from the pages of The New York Times

New York Times puzzles are America's favorite

The famed New York Times Sunday puzzles are the biggest and the best out there, and this collection, with a bountiful 200 puzzles, is sure to provide hundreds of hours of solving fun---whether you're a novice puzzler or a confident cruciverbalist. So sharpen your pencil and dive in: between the covers of this book, it's Sunday every day of the week

- 200 of the world-famous Sunday crossword puzzles from The New York...

Don't let the week be all work and no play

What's a 10-letter word for "fun and relaxing" beginning with C? CROSSWORDS, of course Don't let life at the office or on the road get you down. Whenever you're feeling overwhelmed or stressed out, just pull out a New York Times crossword puzzle, and settle in for some refreshing solving with this brand-new collection of fun, easy puzzles, from the Monday and Tuesday editions of the New York Times. So relax, sit back, turn off the phone, and solve away. You'll find that you yourself (and dare we say it, your work as...