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My grandson loved this puzzle. I did not realize that the puzzle was two sided when I ordered it. It has numbers 1-100 which is helpful for the younger children learning to count. It is made of cardboard but it is a very heavy cardboard so the paper should not lift very easily on the edges. The little metal box is a very nice container instead of a paper box. We loved it!

My kids and I love doing puzzles. The picture quality on this puzzles is clear and easy for even a four year old to assemble. The puzzle pieces aren't that big even though this is for younger kids, but they are thick and sturdy. All the shapes fit perfectly and we always have a great time putting it together. I really like the adorable little tin container it comes in which makes it easy to put away and store neatly.

This puzzle has large durable pieces that are easy for young children to manipulate. My great- nephews were excited to do the puzzle due to size feature. Durability is important for long use.

I have purchased 8-10 of these puzzles for my nephew and I love them. They interlock tightly. The tin to hold them in is a great feature & they don’t take up much space for storage. The puzzle has good graphics. The backside of the puzzle is numbered so it helps the child to know if the pieces go together. I recommend this puzzle for children.

love that comes in a tin

Pretty decent puzzle

The puzzle comes in a nice little tin box. The pieces are really sturdy and well made. What surprised me was how small it was! I really was expecting a bigger puzzle. That being said, it comes with a big picture to look at as it is assembled. I got it for my 5 1/2 year old grandson. I'm sure he will love it!

The picture is really cute but that's pretty much the end of the positives. All of the pieces are the same shape so they are all completely interchangeable which means you get no tactile feedback of whether you got it right or not. And seeing as several pieces just have solid color pavement is really hard to get them right. I think they tried to fix this by putting another picture on the back with each of the pieces numbered in order but it's not really practical to continually flip the puzzle upside down. Many of the pieces came damaged. The reference picture is on the outside of the tin but the edges of the picture wrap around the edges of the tin so you can't actually look at the whole picture at once. And because of how the tin in shaped you don't actually see the corners of the image at all. It's incredibly frustrating to work on for children, which is who this is obviously designed for.