The Halloween Puzzle Book — front cover
KidsColorWorksAges 4–8Activity books110 pages · paperback

The Halloween Puzzle Book

100 Puzzles for Kids Ages 4–8 — Halloween Mazes, Dot-to-Dots, Search & Find, Spot the Difference and More

One puzzle, 100 times? They quit by page 10.

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Inside this book

  • 100 puzzles in six games, from mazes to shadow match
  • Games woven level by level, so no two pages in a row are the same
  • Every answer in the back, differences by construction
  • Friendly Halloween: smiling ghosts and silly monsters
  • 8.5 × 8.5 inches · 110 pages · ages 4 to 8

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The Halloween Puzzle Book — inside page 4

About this book

One hundred Halloween puzzles. Six games. One friendly-spooky ladder.

This is a Halloween activity book that behaves like a puzzle course: six games your child already understands take turns page after page, so no two pages ever feel the same — and every single puzzle was checked by the same program that drew it.

  • 30 Halloween mazes — help the black cat curl up by the lamp, the mummy deliver the candy bag, the skeleton find the last lollipop, the bat fly home to the haunted house — plus a spider-web escape, a climb across 3-D block towers, and two TRUE 3-D terrace mazes where the witch scales staircases to her cauldron. Every maze has exactly one path.
  • 20 dot-to-dots, 20 DIFFERENT pictures — a friendly ghost, a witch's hat, a black cat, a night owl — from 10 dots up to 20, then color the picture in
  • 20 Search & Find scenes — The Pumpkin Patch, The Witch's Kitchen, The Ghost Parade — count each kind and write the number in its box
  • 12 Spot the Difference pictures — from 4 differences up to a champion 7, every difference really there
  • 13 Odd One Out puzzles — one picture is not like the others; can you see why?
  • 5 Shadow Match puzzles — draw a line from each Halloween friend to its shadow
  • Level 1 → Level 2 → Level 3 → Champion Round — the difficulty ladder is printed up front, so it fits a four-year-old AND a puzzle-hungry eight-year-old: hard enough to be proud of, never hard enough to frustrate
  • A Puzzle Path progress page — color a star for every finished section, six stars earns the certificate
  • Every answer in the back — all 30 maze solutions, every difference circled, every odd one named, every count counted
  • Giggly ghost jokes along the way — friendly-spooky, never scary, and just as fun solved together as alone

For ages 4–8, in a big 8.5 × 8.5 inch format. A pencil-and-crayon book: both sides of every page are real puzzles, and every picture is for coloring too. Six games that quietly build attention to detail, counting and pencil control — sized for the kitchen table or the backseat, for car rides, waiting rooms and long Octobers.

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Questions parents ask

What age is The Halloween Puzzle Book for?
The Halloween Puzzle Book is written for ages 4–8, as the listing states. The reader band is on the cover and the title page.
How many pages does it have?
The paperback is 110 pages, 8.5 × 8.5 in, black-and-white interior on white paper.
Is it a paperback or an ebook?
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Who makes KidsColorWorks books?
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