Buy Wonderword Word Search 2011 Page-A-Day Calendar or Wonderword Word Search Page-A-Day Calendar 2010 or Word Search by David Ouellet Set of 2 Volume 1 and 2.
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Wonderword Word Search 2011 Page A Day Calendar$499.99The smartest, most engaging word search calendar available. With a daily offering from the company whose puzzles have built up both a passionate and a loyal following over 35 years, the Wonderword Calendar keeps word search lovers entertained all year long. Every themed puzzle, hand-created by David Ouellet, effortlessly balances challenge with solvability and is packed with character and fun.
Wonderword Word Search Page A Day Calendar 2010$49.56Sharpen your pencils! Syndicated in 350 newspapers worldwide and possessing a loyal following built up over 35 years, Wonderword word searches are uniquely smart, complex, and addictive. They are individually hand-created by David Ouellet, not computer generated, and are designed to strike the perfect balance of effort and entertainment. Sure to appeal to fans—and win over new ones, too—the Wonderword Word Search Calendar offers an engaging new challenge for every day.
Word Search by David Ouellet Set of 2 (Volume 1 & 2)$6.95Each book has 94 puzzles for a total of 188 puzzels! David Ouellet is a true wordsmith! Each puzzle is built manually, without computer-assisted shortcuts. Ouellet's puzzles are published world-wide in over 200 papers!
The Wonderword Treasury$69.00
When Communities Assess their AIDS Epidemics: Results$28.72When Communities Assess their AIDS Epidemics is a detailed ethnographic description of the AIDS epidemic in ten U.S. cities and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Employing a rapid ethnographic assessment methodology, cities from the Atlantic to the Pacific have implemented Project RARE (Rapid Assessment, Response, and Evaluation) efforts. These RARE projects examine the moving edge of the AIDS epidemic through descriptions of high-risk sites and identifications of segments of the populations at greatest risk.
