A 50-piece puzzle to put a twist on the puzzle tradition! Printed with fluorescent ink to admire your puzzle in the dark!
- A puzzle with fluorescent ink that reveals another image in the dark.
- A thick cardboard puzzle that can be done and redone.
- Made of FSC® certified paper and cardboard.
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Difficulty Level: Kids!
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You can hardly believe your luck! First, you discovered a previously unknown island. And now, deep in the jungle, you have found nine mysterious treasure chests! But this is no ordinary island — you have landed on the island of riddles, where the jungle animals are guarding the treasures. You must solve their tricky puzzles before you can open the chests. What are you waiting for? Crack the riddles together and win the treasure!
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The circus is in town! But something’s amiss under the big top. A series of high-profile burglaries have occurred in each of the cities where the circus performed. Coincidence? Or can you find a connection?