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12 piece wooden jigsaw puzzles, for ages 3 and up.
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This puzzle really impressed me with the amount of detail in the puzzle, like the barn, the animals, the ducks in the pond etc. I like the fact the pieces are bigger than usual, and that it is made from wood. However I found that the puzzle pieces were quite stiff when put together. When I tipped the puzzle out of the board the puzzle actually stayed together, so I had to pull the pieces apart one by one. Also the way kids try and take the puzzle apart may cause tearing of the top picture layer, as it it quite thin.
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