A selection of over 100 of the most challenging and entertaining quick crosswords from the pages of The Daily Telegraph. These puzzles are designed to test word power and are an ideal way to fill a spare moment. Perfect for travel and holidays, this enduringly popular series has found a place in the hearts of crossword solvers everywhere. As always, if inspiration fails the solutions are included at the back of the book.

A selection of over 100 of the most challenging and entertaining quick crosswords from the pages of The Daily Telegraph. These puzzles are designed to test word power and are an ideal way to fill a spare moment. Perfect for travel and holidays, this handy series also marks their first appearance in book form.

A selection of 80 of the most stimulating and entertaining recent cryptic puzzles from the pages of the Daily Telegraph The Telegraph has been running cryptic crosswords for over half a century, and they still baffle, infuriate and delight readers on a daily basis First appearance of these puzzles in book form Solutions to all the puzzles are included in the back of the book

IT'S BIG AND IT'S CLEVER Crosswords of any variety can be addictive - and this new collection of cryptic puzzles will provide any crossword addict with a more than adequate daily fix of clues. Containing over 200 carefully constructed puzzles in an easy-to-use larger format, these books provide ideal portable entertainment. As always, if inspiration fails, the solutions to all the puzzles are included at the back.

* A selection of over 100 of the most challenging and entertaining quick crosswords from the puzzle pages of the Daily Telegraph * Designed to test word power and knowledge of the English language * Quick to do... an ideal way to fill a spare moment, and perfect for travel and holidays * First appearance of these puzzles in book form * Solutions to all the puzzles are included at the back of the book

A selection of eighty of the most stimulating and entertaining recent cryptic challenges from the pages of the Daily Telegraph, which has been running these puzzles for over eighty years. They continue to baffle, infuriate and delight readers on a daily basis, and have proved perenially popular in book form.