Scrabble Stories from a Set of Words: WorDuzzle

Look! This is a book, you can read. No one needs to read this out to you. You get more in this book. This book is a game that shows how you can make a book with the words you know. ========================= This morning, a business idea occurred to me; this idea could be worth million dollars. I like to introduce a Scrabble-like game called WorDuzzle - a short version of Word-Puzzle. WorDuzzle is a game which consists of a book or instruction manual and a box of simple words that children usually know. In the box of my grandchildren, I have put 900 words in a very big specially designed match box. I have not put the scoring rules in the book so far. But if this game is manufactured in a large scale, I would introduce a scoring algorithm similar to Scrabble, so that adults enjoy playing this game even without including any children. WorDuzzle is one step ahead of Scrabble. The building blocks of Scrabble are letters or alphabets, while the building blocks of WorDuzzle are simple words. Can we jump to recognising words, without caring for letters that make the words? Don't we do that in our day-to-day conversation?I think such WorDuzzles will easily sell for about $20 and this will provide fun not only to children but the adults as well. In the Internet age, we may like to play with words instead of alphabets, as we used to do with Scrabble like games. This is more natural to illiterates, similar to Talking.****I am looking for a manufacturer of Scrabble-like games. For my grandchildren, I have devised a game which consists of a book or instruction manual and a box of simple words that children usually know. In the box of my grandchildren, I have put 900 words. I have not put the scoring rules in the book so far. But if this game is manufactured in a large scale, I would include scoring rules, so that adults enjoy playing this game even without including any children. Worduzzle is one step ahead of Scrabble. The building blocks of Scrabble are letters or alphabets, while the building blocks of Worduzzle are simple words. Can we jump to recognising words, without caring for letters that make the words? Don't we do that in our day-to-day conversation?