Variety puzzle books set in the America you actually grew up in — drive-ins, AM radio, sandlot baseball, kitchen-table coffee. With room in every word search to write down what came back to you.
Solve the puzzle, then jot down what came back to you — your old radio station, the diner your dad worked at, the song that played at your wedding, the smell of your grandmother's kitchen. The puzzle's the spark. The lines are for you.
It's the part of the book most people end up reading twice.
— A signature feature of every Neurolab Puzzles volume.
Each volume centers on a theme and runs a hundred puzzles. Every word search has a Memory Lane page. Every page is large print on cream paper.
One hundred puzzles set in the 1950s through the 70s. Thirty-five word searches with Memory Lane prompts, thirty themed crosswords, thirty sudoku graded easy through the kind that takes a second cup of coffee. Plus five oddballs at the back — a word morph ladder, a rebus, a spot-the-changes scene of two living rooms a decade apart, a Caesar cipher, and a cryptogram on a postcard.
The next volume is being put together now. Same large-print format, same Memory Lane pages, a fresh theme worth a hundred puzzles. The list below is how you'll find out when it ships — no newsletter, no marketing emails, just one note when the book hits Amazon.
Themed grids, eight-directional, with a Memory Lane page after each one.
Themed clues, no obscure three-letter junk. Built for solving over coffee.
Classic 9×9, graded easy through hardest. The hardest ones earn the name.
Plus five special formats at the back — word morph ladders, rebus puzzles, ciphers, and the occasional spot-the-differences scene worth lingering over.
Drop your email. One note when the next volume ships. Nothing else, ever.
Submissions go to info@neurolabpuzzles.com. No mailing list, no automation — just one note when the book ships.