These aren't puzzle books. They're memory books — and they're for the people who deserve to be reminded they lived a life worth remembering.
It started with one book for one person.
Ten years ago, I watched my parents start to struggle with the small things. Dad stopped reading the newspaper — the print was too small and he wouldn't admit it. Mom's crossword books started collecting dust because the answers wouldn't come fast enough anymore.
I bought her a word search book from the drugstore. She opened it, squinted at it, and set it on the side table. The print wasn't actually large. The words were random. Nothing connected to anything she cared about. That book sat untouched for six months.
So I made one myself. Every puzzle themed around something Mom would recognize — the soda fountain, songs on the radio, Sunday dinners. She finished it in three weeks and asked for another one.
That's how all of this started. — Sandra