Explore a galaxy of fun with the crew from the U.S.S. Enterprise reimagined as cats in this playful puzzle celebrating the classic Star Trek series. Experience Star Trek: The Original Series as never before: with a crew of cats! This feline-filled 1,000 piece puzzle features Jenny Parks’ beloved illustrations reimagining the U.S.S. Enterprise crew as cats, perfect for fans of all ages to enjoy solving together. TM & © 2021 CBS Studios Inc. Star Trek and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. Perfect for Star Trek fans and cat fans alike, ages 9 and up

All new-content inside! It's time for a coffee-break challenge with these themed word search puzzles. Search up, down, forwards, backwards and diagonally to find the hidden words in all 250 puzzles. How quickly can you solve each one?

Questions You're Not Supposed to Ask provides enlightenment on life's taboo subjects, with a healthy dose of laughter thrown in for good measure. The aim of the book is to arm the ordinary person with the sort of knowledge that is jealously guarded by the Powers That Be and so release the individual from the chains of ignorance. Some of the questions refer to bodily functions (Why is sex so much fun?), some debunk government falsehoods (Why do we pay tax?) while others delve into the supernatural (Is there more to life than meets the eye?) and others simply explain how things operate (What is physics?). Loads of fascinating information and a highly entertaining read from start to finish.

From the creator and publisher behind the viral sensation Cain's Jawbone: A Very Novel Mystery, is a collection of 112 difficult cryptic crossword puzzles.

Before Edward Powys Mathers wrote the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzle, he was a cryptic crossword creator. Under his pseudonym "Torquemada", his puzzles would taunt readers for days. He created his first cryptic crossword puzzle in 1924 and went on to set them for the Saturday Westminster and the Observer for the next 15 years. His true identity was only revealed when he died in 1939.

As well as earning the reputation for setting the world's toughest crosswords, Torquemada - or 'Torq' as he was often referred to - was also delightfully creative: with many puzzles written in perfectly constructed verse, or delivered as mini-narratives to their solvers. There's even a version where the clues are knock-knock jokes.

For many years cryptic crosswords were simply known as puzzles in the 'Torquemada style'. This selection of Torquemada's best crosswords was originally published in 1942 and contains three short accounts of Torquemada's life and achievements, including one by his widow, R.C. Mathers as well as a foreword by the crossword puzzle editor for the New York Times, Will Shortz. The successful revival of Cain's Jawbone has inspired a new generation of puzzle solvers.

Here then is the next challenge for Torquemada's fans - dare you take it on?

Immerse yourself in the simple elegance of classic sudoku. In this book, prolific sudoku creator Frank Longo provides 100 classic sudoku, all from easy to medium difficulty, in three different sizes. Most of the book features standard 9x9 puzzles, but any time you'd like to spend a little more time in the world of sudoku, try one of the extra-large 10x10 or 12x12 puzzles! The difficulty levels are the same, but the expanded grids provide a refreshingly different feel.

Ponder, if you will . . . Is yawning contagious? Do starfish have faces? Why do they put crinkly paper into pairs of men's socks? Why is it that cans of Diet Coke float, but cans of regular Coke don't?

Pop culture guru David Feldman demystifies these questions and much more in "Why Do Pirates Love Parrots? "

One of the Imponderables(R)--the unchallenged source of answers to civilization's most perplexing conundrums--and charmingly illustrated by Kassie Schwan, this book provides you with knowledge about everyday life that encyclopedias, dictionaries, and almanacs just don't cover. And think about it: Where else are you going to find out how they get the paper tag into a Hershey's Kiss?

Time to chill out with The New York Times Serene Sunday Crossword Puzzles. The New York Times Sunday crossword is the undisputed king of crossword puzzles. This collection features 100 of them, all edited by puzzlemaster Will Shortz, for hours of relaxing entertainment. Features: - 100 themed New York Times Sunday crosswords - Portable packaging for solving on-the-go - Smart, fresh vocabulary, fun themes, and pop-culture references

Get in the holiday spirit! Every day is a gift with this merry compilation of New York Times crossword puzzles. The perfect holiday present, this collection of 200 easy to hard puzzles packs hours of solving into a bold and cheerful Christmas-inspired package. Features: - 200 easy to hard New York Times crosswords - Fresh wordplay and contemporary clues - Puzzles edited by the #1 name in crosswords, Will Shortz