EuroGraphics8500-5457 Tiger's Eden by Jan Patrik 500Piece Puzzle

One of the best puzzles on Amazon!Pros:•Very very durable. Each puzzle piece is thick cardboards. My 4 years has been playing with over and over ( sometimes he is rough to take separate all the pieces when he is done ). No edge is peeling off!• Puzzle picture is very clear. Easy to identify parts of sharks•Realistic sharks picture with names. My child can name most of them now.• Easy to wipe off and clean. ( my child was so excited and spilled little bit of milk on it. I wiped it off with Disinfectant wipes. Puzzle piece is perfect condition! )Cons:•Coral reef pieces are little bit challenging. It goes around the 3 edges. I wish they had it only on the bottom.Overall, we really this puzzle! It can be a great gift for shark lovers!

This is a Very good quality puzzle with an excellent picture! My favorite part about it (and the reason I decided on purchasing this one instead of other 'space' themed ones) is the inclusion of the planet names! I also like that it's made from recycled board and printed with vegetable based ink. It's perfect for my 6 year old granddaughter - challenging but not too much. This is our first Eurographics puzzle and we're very happy with it!

I got this for my father, who has dementia, to add to his puzzle collection. He is a scientist, so I thought it would appeal to him, but it didn't. There is something about the picture that both he and my mother found off-putting--maybe too many discordant colors? I don't know. The puzzle is sturdy and the pieces go together well. Just thought I'd mention this since it seemed to bother both of my parents.

My 3-year-old loves sharks, so I saw a lightning deal for this puzzle and bought it! It is too hard for a 3-year-old to put it together yet but he is trying, I am helping. We are really enjoying this. I like how they put together so many sharks all in one place, with the name next to each shark. My son can identify all the sharks on the picture. Long story short, good one if you have a llittle sea/ocean creatures enthusiasts in the family.

This was my first EuroGraphics puzzle and it is well made and doesn't shed dust as some puzzles do. Easy-moderate difficulty but enough puzzle detail to keep it interesting. I'll look for more EuroGraphic puzzles - they may be a tad more $ than others but I appreciated the quality.

A really nice build, and I am not a child, or a senior, just a space/planet loving puzzle builder. The pieces are a big enough size to be very comfortable, with very bright colors, and very clearly defined imagery, in a 13X19 finished format. This is the best puzzle on the Solar System I have built so far. I liked the easily read labeling, and the information on Pluto. Normally I like 300 large piece puzzles with at least 18X 24 finished size, but the high quality on this puzzle makes the 13X19 format seem a just right size somehow, and the 100 pieces made it fast, but with enough of a challenge to keep me entertained for almost an hour of casual building. I just love Eurographics, and also recommend their 200 piece puzzles, and their 300 large piece with 19.25X 26.75 finished format.

Since much of America and the world has had to cope with this horrendous Covid-19 Virus Crisis people have been forced to stay inside and find things to keep busy. A lot of people have taken up putting puzzles together. Puzzles come in a variety of different skill and amounts of pieces. Some people like 500 and more piece puzzles to work on and some like less complex puzzles.When I saw this beautiful 100 piece butterfly puzzle on Amazon I decided to purchase it. It has a scene of various kinds of very colorful butterflies and it was a fun puzzle to work on because it only had 100 pieces; nevertheless, it was still challenging.If you enjoy putting puzzles together you may want to check out the many kinds on Amazon.Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Haiku Moments: How to read, write and enjoy haiku).

And that's the best we can say. The cut is really odd so when it was broken apart to be boxed (wherever it was cut), there are pieces that were bent. If you were thinking about mod-podg-ing the puzzle to frame, you won't be able to read about half of the plane descriptions because of the way pieces were cut - the words were cut and folded over the edges. I don't like puzzles where some pieces just 'sit' next to one another and don't actually snap in. And, now that it's complete, it doesn't lay flat. Like I started with - the cut is really odd. I probably WON'T get another Eurographix puzzle if this is their norm.

I originally bought this puzzle for my fiance after she had an operation to get her something to do during her recovery as she wanted something to do that she could color in and this seemed to fit the bill.We first attempted the puzzle and got so far before we had to move house but the main niggle was that we were missing an edge piece. Not the end of the world but a bit annoying. We took the puzzle apart and put in in the cupboard. When the coronavirus lockdown was put in place we decided to give the puzzle another go. Once again we did the edges first and of course there was one piece missing. I then meticulously transferred all the remaing pieces from one box to another to find the piece but it just wasnt there.Fast forward a few days and when we had about 30 pieces left the edge piece magically appeared so we are very happy that a) we have completed a puzzle that is surprisingly much harder than you would expect with no color and b) that the last edge piece actually does exist and we are both just apparently blind!

Bought for our four year old daughter who has recently really got into making jigsaw puzzles.She loves all things spooky and Halloween themed so this was a hit with her.This is a nice jigsawNice bright colours, fun picture with lots going on in it. The pieces are a good size, not too big or too small. The right number of pieces to present enough of a challenge but still keep her interest.

My three year old son loves trains and simply adores this puzzle. It is beautifully full of interesting trains. You know if it is right for a present just by looking at the picture! Size wise, it is a good coffee table activity, large enough but not spilling over the edge of the table.Its quite a difficult puzzle though, with lots of similar pieces that go in different places. Moving on from 50 piece puzzles is hard for small people, and we're going to be helping on this one for a while longer. Don't get it for the younger puzzler if you don't have time to help. Saying that, with a little familiarity for us with the subtle differences between the black trains, my son can get the right place with just a clue as to which train it might be, and he gets a lot of satisfaction out of it.It loses a star for being quite poorly made. Our first copy get some lemonade spilled on it, and several of the pieces immediately separated into their layers of cardboard. Glueing them together was futile as you can't get it right with e.g. the wrong glue. We reluctantly bought a replacement, since it probably is his favourite at the moment. It is robust enough to survive normal wear and tear but don't get it wet!

Got this for my nephew for his 5th birthday and he loved it. He loves sharks and was able to identify and learn the different sharks in this puzzle as well as fit the pieces together. Completely happy with this and totally recommend.

Good - all pieces present (I only mention this because a review of a similar jigsaw with many more pieces mentioned missing pieces - this was OK). So if you want to score more on University Challenge, or want to drip feed the periodic table to your grandchildren, why don't YOU?