Tuesday, 26 Nov 2024

Is Wordle good for your brain? | Letters

Is Wordle good for your brain? | Letters

Is Wordle good for your brain? | Letters
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In response to Emma Brockes and other adopters of Wordle, I have one word: crosswords. Never knowingly bettered.Anne CowperBishopston, Swansea

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