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It’s a tribute to the elixir of life: coffee! Different varieties of the steamy stuff in lovely cups and saucers make a mouth-watering scene for the slave to caffeine. No straight edges,five extra pieces, and repetitive images all work together to brew up an especially tough challenge. Plus, there’s a special hidden image. Put together this 750-piece portrait and find it! |
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How do you win over a bobbysoxer? Get a job at the drugstore, of course. This gangly fellow behind the soda counter is enjoying a lot of admiration from the ladies—and even a little pooch! This Norman Rockwell classic made thecover of The Saturday Evening Post on August 22, 1953. Now you can put it together in 1,000 pieces. Finished puzzle measures 27” x 20”. |
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Everyone starts outwith 7 tiles. The object of the game is to score as many points as you can by forming words from the letters on the tiles. Carefully decide where you want to place your words. Bonus squares on the board will give you double or triple the value for a particular letter in your word. Some let you earn double or triple values for the entire word! Use all 7 tiles in your hand and score 50 bonus points. Great fun for the whole family! For 2 to 4 players. |
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Susan Jaekel was raised by artistic parents. After graduating from university, she began to freelance as an illustrator. Her favorite illustration projects are those she does of children’s subjects, specializingin drawings and paintings of kids and animals. This puzzle is packed with interesting vignettes that make putting the image together a fun-filled experience. Can you find six cans and six bottles? This high quality 100-piece jigsaw measures 14.25” x 19.33” when completed. |
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Often the firstwaterfall seen by visitors entering Yosemite National Park, Bridal Veil Falls is 620 feet and flows all year long. Depicted here by master panoramic photographer Ken Duncan, this shot of the falls features El Capitan standing triumphantly behind the Merced River, with lush green pines at its base and a glorious blue sky overhead. From his Images of America collection, it’s a 748-piece puzzle that will reward you with a work of art that’s suitable for framing. Finished puzzle measures approximately 12” x 32.5”. |
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