Large Print Cryptograms: Words of the Wise
About this volume
300 large print cryptogram puzzles drawn from the literary canon. Every puzzle hides a quotation from a poet or novelist, so each solved cipher delivers a line of genuine literary wisdom.
The quotations are drawn from George Eliot, Robert Browning, Charles Dickens, William Wordsworth, Emily Dickinson and Robert Frost.
Built for comfort, not eye strain
Each puzzle is set in extra-large 24pt cipher type, with a dotted write-in line beneath every row so you can solve directly on the page. No separate notepad, no squinting. Every puzzle reveals a starting key letter, so you are never staring at a blank page, and a complete answer key sits at the back.
What's included
- 300 cryptogram puzzles, one quotation each
- Quotations from 28 classic authors
- Extra-large 24pt cipher type
- Dotted write-in space under every line
- A starting key letter for every puzzle
- Complete answer key
- 228 pages, 8.5 × 11 in, print-ready PDF
This is volume 3 of 5 in the Large Print Cryptograms series.
Frequently asked questions
How does the cryptogram book work?
Every puzzle is a quotation encrypted with a simple letter-substitution cipher. A starting key letter is revealed for each puzzle, and a full answer key sits at the back.
Is the type really large print?
Yes. The cipher text is set in 24pt type — larger than a standard large-print puzzle book — with a dotted write-in line under every row so you can solve on the page.
Do I get a printed book or a PDF?
This listing is an instant PDF download. Print it at home as many times as you like, or read it on a tablet.
How many puzzles are in this volume?
300 puzzles across 228 pages, drawn from 28 different authors.