Tucked away in Columbus’s historic German Village sits a bibliophile’s paradise so extraordinary it defies belief – The Book Loft spans an astonishing 32 rooms of literary wonder, standing as one of ...

Nick Cranford released his word search book about New Brunswick this month. It includes 140 puzzles and 2,000 words that represent the province's popular sites and scenes. (Submitted by Nick Cranford) ...

Caption: Nick Cranford released his word search book about New Brunswick this month. It includes 140 puzzles and 2,000 words that represent the province's popular sites and scenes.

Nick Cranford noticed that Newfoundland and Labrador was missing something: its very own word search.So he got busy putting together words that best represent his home province.Almost two years later, ...

And if you really want to stick to the spirit of the day, set a timer and see if you can complete the puzzle in less than 2:06:17, the time it took last year’s Boston Marathon winner, Sisay ...

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Find The Atlantic’s search tool for movie and television writing used to train AI here. Disclaimer: LibGen contains errors. You may, for example, find books that list incorrect authors.

Cranford is not a newbie to creating word searches. He currently has eleven other word search books for sale through Amazon. Cranford said that he hopes to release a word search for all 50 states.

Out Jan. 7, from Scribner. Kenitz will launch his book with a 6:30 p.m. event Jan. 7 at Books & Company, 1039 Summit Ave. Oconomowoc. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

The 28-year-old woman wrote that she was with her boyfriend, 31, for two years. Her birthday was in October, and he got her a special word search book.

The word dog, for example, used in one study, is "Hund" in German, "chien" in French, and "inu" in Japanese. But one word appears to buck this trend, with the linguists finding it may be universal.