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Ravensburger Bluey 3x49 Pc Puzzle

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$14.19 $19.99 In stock

Category: Puzzles

Here’s more than you expect: The 3x49-piece puzzles for children from 5 years of age contain three Ravensburger children’s puzzles including mini-posters of the completed images. The large selection of images ranges from animals from around the world to exciting big vehicles on to favourite characters from the most popular children’s films and series. Our puzzles are produced in excellent quality craftsmanship with material from sustainable forestry. They are educationally valuable and offer plenty of learning enjoyment.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The mini-posters were a nice surprise, my kids used them as guides while piecing together each 49-piece puzzle. The pieces are sturdy and fit together well, keeping them engaged for a good hour.

Alexander ★★★★☆

My five-year-old loved working on these Bluey puzzles, and I was happy they came with mini-posters to use as a reference. The 49-piece count is just right for a child this age. Only minor complaint: the pieces could have been a bit sturdier.

Emma Z. ★★★☆☆

My five-year-old can handle the 49-piece count just fine, but the three separate puzzles mean we're constantly sorting pieces into different piles before we can even start. The mini-posters help with that, though, so it's not a total headache.