Codebreakers require inspired guesswork, they are crosswords without clues. Every letter of the alphabet is used (you may find it useful to put the letter in the grid as you find it) & each letter has its own number. For example if the letter Y in the grid is the number 5, then every number 5 is a Y in the puzzle so insert this in all the boxes with a number 5. From then on it's a matter of skill, a knowledge of the language & make-up of words & perhaps just a little luck? Vowels nearly always appear at least once in a word but letters such as X & Z are few & far between. It's also worth remembering that a Q is very often followed by a U. However, Codebreakers with only one letter supplied can be very difficult so, if you wish, you may refer to the page immediately following puzzle 66 & add a second or third letter to the reference grid. ...

Codebreakers require inspired guesswork, they are crosswords without clues. Every letter of the alphabet is used (you may find it useful to put the letter in the grid as you find it) & each letter has its own number. For example if the letter Y in the grid is the number 5, then every number 5 is a Y in the puzzle so insert this in all the boxes with a number 5. From then on it's a matter of skill, a knowledge of the language & make-up of words & perhaps just a little luck? Vowels nearly always appear at least once in a word but letters such as X & Z are few & far between. It's also worth remembering that a Q is very often followed by a U. However, Codebreakers with only one letter supplied can be very difficult so, if you wish, you may refer to the page immediately following puzzle 66 & add a second or third letter to the reference grid. ...

Codebreakers require inspired guesswork, they are crosswords without clues. Every letter of the alphabet is used (you may find it useful to put the letter in the grid as you find it) & each letter has its own number. For example if the letter Y in the grid is the number 5, then every number 5 is a Y in the puzzle so insert this in all the boxes with a number 5. From then on it's a matter of skill, a knowledge of the language & make-up of words & perhaps just a little luck? Vowels nearly always appear at least once in a word but letters such as X & Z are few & far between. It's also worth remembering that a Q is very often followed by a U. However, Codebreakers with only one letter supplied can be very difficult so, if you wish, you may refer to the page immediately following puzzle 66 & add a second or third letter to the reference grid. ...

Challenge yourself with these testing codebreak puzzles that are sure to provide plenty of fun & frustration!

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A museum houses a splendid statue of a golden cat. It was once part of a pair... so where is its partner? A note inside the display case contains the first in a series of clues, & once it is deciphered, the adventure begins. The story spreads lead the reader from clue to clue, while information spreads form a perfect introduction to understanding Egyptian hieroglyphics. The size of this book is 25.9cm in height & 23.1 cm wide with 48 pages. ...

Can you crack the code & complete all of the words in the grid? Use your powers of logic & deduction to take on these most satisfying of puzzles. This collection contains more than 200 codewords to give your brain a super fun workout.   Product Information:  •†ISBN:† 9781398835283 •†Author:   Arcturus Publishing Ltd •†Publisher:   Arcturus Publishing Ltd •†Format:   Paperback •†Pages:† 304 •†Dimensions:†12.8 x 2.1 x 19.7 cm   ...

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