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\"I specialize in children's literature puzzles,\" she said, adding that her puzzles have illustrations of classics like Mother Goose rhymes, with words printed on them. \"It's exciting. You have kids who don't want to look at letters, but they'll do a puzzle. And then you can read it together.\" \"You get literal and visual clues,\" said Mary Ann Lombard, who owns the company with her husband, [Robert Godfrey], adding that business is good. Among the Bepuzzled titles (around $10 to $20 each) are \"Death by Diet,\" \"Double Cross\" and \"Bomb.\" The customers for the latter, Mrs. Lombard said, include the Central Intelligence Agency. \"People really want to know more about the Soviet Union, and this is a fun way to learn,\" said Pat Duncan, president of the company. Other Great American items include \"Where's Waldo?\" puzzles, to accompany the popular series of \"Waldo\" books for children, and \"Celestial Planisphere,\" which shows the stars and glows in the dark.