Puzzles that are easy on the eyes

Large, comfortable type. Play online or print them at home.

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Two free books

Pick the puzzles you love. Each is a printable book of 50 large-print puzzles, one to a page, with a full answer key in the back.

A large-print Sudoku page from the free book.

50 Large-Print Sudoku

Fill-the-grid number puzzles that begin gently and build to a satisfying challenge.

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A large-print word search page from the free book.

50 Large-Print Word Searches

Themed letter grids from easy to tricky, hiding words across, down, and on the diagonal.

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And then, every Sunday

Every Sunday, we’ll send you 6 new large-print puzzles to print at home or play online. They’re free, and you can unsubscribe anytime.

Each week explores a real subject, from the deep ocean to the gardens of Kyoto to fashion at the Tudor court. Every puzzle also includes short notes explaining the words, so if something catches your eye, you can learn a little more about it.

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More puzzles, more ways to play, and always at your own pace.

The Sunday email stays free, always. The Puzzle Club gives you access to our full puzzle library, whenever you feel like playing.

  • Every puzzle in the library, ready whenever you are
  • A note on every word: what it means, and how to say it
  • Play online or print at home, whichever you prefer
  • Choose your difficulty, from easy to a real challenge
  • No timers, no streaks, no pressure. Just enjoy the puzzles your way

$30 a year, about $2.50 a month. Less than a cup of coffee. Cancel any time.

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Marc, the Puzzle Editor

From the editor

Every Sunday, my grandmother solved the NY Times crossword puzzle in pen, which I still think was showing off. When I was young, crosswords didn’t interest me as much as a challenging word search. Today, my kids have fallen in love with Sudoku. Puzzles have been a common thread in my family, filling spare moments and creating a bond that has yet to fade.

That feeling is what I wanted to pass along, and it’s why I started The Sunday Puzzle Post.

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