Carol Bailey Puzzles

Puzzles are a form of entertainment just like movies, theme parks, and TV shows. They stimulate the brain and are inexpensive considering the time invested. For less than ten dollars, one can spend hours, even days, working puzzles. Research shows working with numbers and words can keep your brain stimulated at any age. More and more teachers are using puzzles and games to help their students learn.

Carol Bailey was raised in a world of puzzle delight—both parents loved all kinds of puzzles. She enjoyed them so much, she went to work for a big name puzzle company, and worked with them for thirty years. Last February she retired. With lots of time on her hands, she decided to make her own puzzles and share them. Her future plans are to develop mazes, word searches, Sudoku, cryptograms, crosswords, crisscross, fill-in, and variety.

If you prefer a particular puzzle, let Carol know; she will probably make a book you want. She can be reached at carolbaileypuzzles@yahoo.com.