Piece It Together Family Puzzle: Owl Aboard! - 60 Pieces

Locations
Call Number: Puzzles
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Tools

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 2nd Floor Tools Shelf 4-week checkout	Puzzles	4-week checkout	On Shelf
Downtown 2nd Floor Tools Shelf 4-week checkout	Puzzles	4-week checkout	Due 04-14-2024
Downtown 2nd Floor Tools Shelf 4-week checkout	Puzzles	4-week checkout	Due 03-09-2024

Piece It Together Family Puzzle: Owl Aboard! is a 60-piece puzzle the entire family can enjoy. Larger, simpler pieces make up half of each charming scene, while smaller pieces make up the other half. The blend of puzzle shapes makes this perfect for younger puzzlers honing their skills, while giving older siblings and family members more of a challenge.
60 Piece Puzzle

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Fun style of puzzle submitted by SMHred12 on June 10, 2022, 1:26pm I like this style of puzzle very much for kids and adults to do together. If you're kinda like me and don't like pretending to be incompetent so the kid always "wins" or "gets to do the best" this is a good solution. They have their pieces to have success with and you have yours that are a little more challenging.

Not for young 5s submitted by rea2mill on July 27, 2022, 8:10pm We’ve generally had pretty good luck with our 5 year old being able to solve 60-64 piece puzzles with help, but this one really did not help me help him. There was too much repetition of the same colors and textures throughout so pieces that go together don’t catch your eye quite so easily. I wouldn’t recommend this for younger kids still learning how to solve puzzles.

Family fun submitted by alagzn on August 2, 2022, 10:32pm My 3 year old love it. I am surprise that he almost places all 20 big pieces together and he loves to assist with the small pieces. BTW, we all love the cute owls picture.

Great Collaborative Puzzle submitted by Meginator on June 28, 2023, 11:07pm This is such a great concept for a puzzle, with a vertical split between large and small pieces that encourages collaborative solving. The image itself holds a lot of interest, with enough different colors and distinct subjects to create an appropriate difficulty level for each of the two sections; the area with more visual complexity has fewer, larger pieces, and the area less is just a touch more difficult along with having smaller pieces. The illustration itself has a nice sense of whimsicality to it, with a lot of small details to appreciate after the puzzle is completed. This should be a lot of fun for groups with different skill levels and familiarity with jigsaw puzzles.

Family submitted by trina05 on August 2, 2023, 11:24pm Owls and trains are a winning combination