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Big Brain Puzzle Book Review/Donation and #Giveaway

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imageTHE BIG BRAIN PUZZLE BOOK is available wherever books are sold and will aid the Alzheimer’s Association in its mission to promote brain health.

Alzheimer’s Association Presents The Big Brain Puzzle Book (Alzheimers Association)

Awareness helps with most diseases in identifying the onset and most diseases are easy to cure or you can slow down the effects if you catch them early. Knowing the 10 Warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease is vital to being diagnosed early and receiving the best help and care possible.

 

The Big Brain Puzzle Book is filled with brainteasers and puzzles created by internationally-syndicated puzzle writer, Terry Stickels. Terry is well known for his three columns: “Frame Games,” published in USA Weekend magazine; “Stickelers,” featured in more than 200 newspapers daily, and he is also a featured puzzle columnist for London’s largest newspaper, The Guardian.

You can actually decrease your chances of developing this progressive and fatal disease (Alzheimer’s) by simply increasing your brain activity with a puzzle book like The Big Brain Puzzle Book. But you can just enjoy it too and not even think of the help you are giving yourself by keeping your mind active. I love brainteasers. I just love them. I love Sudoku and just puzzles. I love mysteries and suspense and my brain is weird. I get a huge high by solving things. Even just how to pack a box, or suitcase is exciting to me. 

The puzzle book is categorized into three progressive levels:

  • Level 1 – Basic logic reasoning, visual and wordplay games will help kick start neurons. Frame games, like descrambling the letters “Hsilgne” to make “Shingle,” are found throughout this section.
  • Level 2 – Readers are encouraged to work through more challenging puzzles with friends and family. This section incorporates out-of-the-box trivia questions like knowing which state besides Missouri is bordered by eight states.
  • Level 3 – Complete higher level mathematical equations, wordplay and spatial and logical reasoning games. Advanced exercises, like finding the next fraction in a sequence and mind-bending word problems, come into play.

About the Alzheimer’s Association & Terry Stickels:

The Alzheimer’s Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research, to provide and enhance care and support for all affected, and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer’s. For more information, visit http://www.alz.org/.

I was sent a copy of this book to review and I have looked at it and played with it in my head and now I am going to donate it. I think it will make a great Christmas Present and that’s why it has made my  Christmas guide.

 

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  1. My favorite puzzles right now are doing Jumbles and Sudokos. I never realized I was increasing my brain activity – I thought I was just having fun:)

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  5. My stepfather has Alzheimer’s so I am seeing firsthand every day what this dreadful disease does. He was on a medicine that slowed the disease down but now the medicine isn’t working so it’s getting really bad quickly. He couldn’t remember how to get from the kitchen to his bedroom yesterday. What is worse is that lately, one day he is calm, and the next he is very aggressive and angry. It’ so frustrating. Anyhow, thanks for the giveaway, I would love to win and I would hate to ever get this disease.

    My favorite puzzles are crosswords and I love the game show Jeopardy too.

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  13. I have been doing more Sudoku than anything lately. I also like crosswords and word searches

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  25. I am full time caregiver to mom in late stages of alzheimers and fell this book should be in every household for all generations- turn off the tv work a good workbook

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  77. I love doing the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. I do it every morning-it is carried in ny morning Dallas paper.

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  85. My fave type of puzzle is crossword puzzles. I love “question” games like Jeopardy, too. Really makes you think…

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  90. I love just your old-fashioned crossword puzzles. And I also like the search-a-words! My family loves those Sudoko’s, but I really can’t figure those out!

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  120. OH I love ALL puzzles.. anything that gets my brain working… Suduko is my new find and I’m loving it…
    But I would give this to my FIL because both his parents have Alzheimer and not knowing it’s better to be prepared.

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  123. I love crossword puzzles and attempt to do our local paper one every morning. Do pretty well Monday through Friday but the weekend ones are much more difficult. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway

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  168. I love crossword puzzles. Both my parents love to do crosswords and my Dad will print 2 copies of the same puzzle and he and my mom see who can finish them first.

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