Anagrammar

Publisher Marketing: The puzzles in Anagrammar have been designed to turn a novice or average wordgame player into an expert at finding words from random sequences of letters. Ever wonder how the experts do it so quickly? It will be no surprise if you follow the specific instructions offered for solving these puzzles. It starts with very easy word-matching puzzles and slowly works its way toward more challenging anagrams, and includes teaching you the best and simplest method for finding seven- and eight-letter words. Includes more than 6000 puzzles. Once you have trained your brain with the main body of puzzles, the author also offers two novel puzzle types that use your newfound skills. Two appendices also give you a glimpse and example puzzles of what the author will be publishing next year: Two additional creative puzzle concepts that will surely test your anagramming skills: The first is a revolutionary and more challenging type of word search puzzle. The second might well have been Holmes bedtime puzzling in a past era, or will be Spock's. You needn't have any special wordgame skills when you start out. You only need your curiosity and interest in becoming good at anagramming, and a willingness to enjoy the fun and excitement of solving anagram puzzles. Contributor Bio:  Edley, Joe Joe Edley, the only three-time National Scrabble Champion, is the creator of all the puzzles in" Bananagrams!" and "More Bananagrams! "Additionally, he is the author of "The Official Scrabble Puzzle Book", "Everything Scrabble", and" Scrabble Puzzles Volumes 1 4". Director of clubs and tournaments for the National Scrabble Association, he s created thousands of word puzzles for "The Scrabble News" and writes the syndicated newspaper column Scrabblegrams. He lives with his family on Long Island.