Around The World in 50 Trees [1000 pieces]
Description
Product Description
Discover the secretive world of trees through this detailed 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle illustrated by Lucille Clerc, accompanied by text from Jonathan Drori’s bestselling book Around the World in 80 Trees. Journey from the native trees of Britain to India’s sacred banyan, passing by lime-lined European boulevards, Californian redwood forests and many more, all the way to New Zealand’s majestic kauris – and you’ll learn about the history, science and culture surrounding the world’s magnificent trees while building the puzzle.
Review
“This gorgeous 1,000-piece puzzle from Laurence King Publishing features artwork by Lucille Clerc, accompanied by text from Jonathan Drori’s bestselling book Around the World in 80 Trees, for a lushly illustrated and unique puzzle building experience.” – A Mighty Girl
“Calling all offspring of ladies who love to jigsaw! The gift of the detailed, 1000-piece Around the World in 50 Trees puzzle… is the gift of a vicarious journey from the native trees of Britain to India’s sacred banyan, and from California’s magnificent redwood forests to New Zealand’s majestic kauris.” – Sierra Magazine
From the manufacturer
Around the World in 50 Trees
Around the World in 59 Trees Jigsaw Puzzle
DISCOVER THE WORLD IN 50 TREES
From the beech forests of southern Sweden to the North African argan trees – goats aloft in their branches – passing by India’s sacred banyan, the Hawaiian koa, and right down to Australia’s jarrah.
Created by:
Jonathan Drori CBE is a trustee of The Woodland Trust and The Eden Project, an ambassador for WWF and the author of Around the World in 80 Trees.
Lucille Clerc is a French illustrator based in London who has worked with clients such as Dior, the V&A Museum and Historical Royal Palaces
Important information
Safety Information
WARNING! Not Suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking hazard.
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Additional information
| Weight | 0.48 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 27 × 19 × 0.25 cm |
| Product Dimensions | 27 x 19 x 0.25 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
| Release date | April 25, 2022 |
| Manufacturer | Laurence King Publishing |
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kvnj –
Gorgeous puzzle, lovely artwork, informative and educational, with fun narrative snippets about the tree species depicted, and just the right amount of difficulty: enough to keep you challenged and engaged, but not so much as to drive you crazy.The only reason I do not give this 5 stars is because the pieces are poorly cut. For one, there is very little variation in the size and shapes of the pieces, the tabs, and the sockets, allowing a great pieces to potentially fit an available space without them actually belonging in that place, making it frustratingly difficult to know whether you’ve really got the right piece. The pieces are also cuts so loosely, the tabs wobble in the sockets and make it impossible to pick up a cluster of assembled pieces to move them without the assembly falling apart back into its constituent pieces.Nevertheless, a fun puzzle and one I recommend, I just wish they’d paid a bit more attention to the machining side of production.
Tricia Gould –
Gorgeous art. Piece shapes are very uniform- all basically the same size and configuration. High quality materials.
S. Carlson –
Absolutely gorgeous, high quality puzzle that includes a nice large poster—very suitable for gifting. Puzzle has so much visual interest! I’ve yet to find another one that even comes close. It was challenging, but well worth the effort!
jbw , Georgia –
Beautifully drawn, handsomely packaged, helpfully documented– and a challenge to assemble. I don’t mind the strategically designed piece-cutting, which raises the difficulty. There is little grip between pieces, so that moving assembled fragments can be aggravating (some pieces I have had to re-attach 4-5 times). The beauty of this tribute has the desired effect– I intend to read-up on forestry when I complete the puzzle.
Janna L Shaw –
So many interesting pics within the puzzle. Loved it.
June Welch –
The artwork is beautiful. But, unfortunately, the pieces are very tiny and not at all interlocking. Impossible to move. Barely able to pick up the pieces. Very inferior quality. Unacceptable production for U.S. market!