Pull up a chair. Some of the best memories a family makes happen around the table on a Sunday afternoon — the smell of something good on the stove, folks talking over one another, and a plate you're sent home with whether you asked for one or not. Sunday Dinner is a puzzle and keepsake book built from those memories. Inside you'll find 24 large-print word searches on the themes that fill a Sunday table — Grandma's kitchen, greens and pot liquor, fried chicken dinner, church homecoming, and the family table — along with crosswords, word scrambles, a "Who Brought What?" logic puzzle, and games made to be read aloud when everyone's together. But this is more than a puzzle book. Between the puzzles are pages made for writing: the best cook in the family, the recipe everyone requests, the sayings you grew up on, and space for recipes, photographs, and the stories you want the next generation to have. Work it in pen or pencil, spill on it, laugh over it — and pass it down. A complete answer key is included in the back. Part of the Kin & Keepsake collection — heirlooms disguised as everyday things, celebrating the warmth of the Black family table. This story is ours.