100 Arrowwords

Great to do good value for money.

The print is very large and would be more suited to a young child or perhaps someone who struggles with small print

Enjoyable puzzles great for relaxing

Cover of book damage due to delivery driver, pushing thro letter box, he couldn't be bothers to knock door, not happy with delivery service, book just ok, cover of book damaged

I love arrowwords it was great x

Item was late but this review is based on the product alone. The clues are repetitive throughout and the print is so large that one page can be completed in minutes. I guess it’s good for people with poorer vision but should be advertised as such.

Hobbie

Loved the fact that I didn't need my glasses on to do the crosswords. I normally wear prescription reading glasses of 2.5 or 3 but the print was large enough for me not to have to use them. Nice clear 'jet black' print also rather than dark grey.

I love these type of crosswords but they have too many answers that I've never heard of before so I can rarely finish a complete puzzle. The "Pencil Pointers" in Games magazine is much better .....challenging but am able to usually complete the puzzles with concentrated effort. I wish the writer would make the Arrowords with less complicated obscure answers.

Slightly too Americanised for me, but still a challenging book of puzzles and definitely a learning experience.

ok

A relative with dementia could no longer manage crosswords, with the clues separated from the grid, but could manage this, especially because of the larger font and that the clues were on a gently shaded background, not white on black as some books are.

There are better visions out there. Don’t waste your money. Not all of the words intersect with each other like the usually do in arrow games. The clues are more confusing than other versions.