Leif Enger....her life would be a giddy crossword, working down from some clues and across from others.
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One of the greatest things about puzzle solving is that you get to do it over and over again. When you solve a crossword puzzle, there’s nothing quite like getting to work on some new ones and see the world in a brand new way. So many people love to crossword puzzle and all of them can be easily done with a pen and paper. It’s like working on a puzzle, but it’s just the skill of working on a computer.
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