Step inside the corner five-and-dime and fill in a puzzle book by hand — with your Apple Pencil, your finger, or the keyboard. No timers, no ads, no rush.
It's a fill-in puzzle: you already have all the words. The fun is figuring out where each one goes — and the crossings are your clues.
Each puzzle has exactly one solution, so the last word always clicks into place.
All the charm of a newsstand puzzle magazine, with a few modern tricks.
On iPad, write right in the squares with your Apple Pencil — or your finger. On iPhone, write each letter on a roomy pad, with the words that fit shown right above it. Your handwriting is read on your device.
Prefer a keyboard? Tap a square and type — on iPhone, tap Keys on the writing pad. Tap the same square again to switch between across and down.
Scribble back and forth over a letter or a whole word and it wipes clean, just like real paper.
Cozy gently flags a wrong letter once a word is filled in. Challenge gives no hints — fill it all in, then press CHECK.
Pages turn with a paper riffle, the contents page marks what you've started and finished, and every solved puzzle gets its COMPLETED stamp.
Your progress follows you across iPhone, iPad and Mac through iCloud. No account needed.
Each book has 30 puzzles: quick Starters, Themed puzzles, Medium grids and big Jumbo challenges.





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Birds? Baseball? Your hometown diner? Tell us what you'd love to solve and it might become a future puzzle book.
Suggest a themeG Wiz Computer Consulting is a small Apple-focused IT shop in Wharton, New Jersey, helping families and small businesses with their Macs, iPhones and iPads since 2002. Five & Dime is the cozy puzzle book we always wished we could hand our customers — so we made it.