The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth Puzzle: Ecosystems of the World 500-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle and Poster : Jigsaw Puzzles for Adults and Jigsaw Puzzles for Kids Game – March 3, 2020

My order came a lot faster than expected and in perfect condition. The puzzle was fun and the pieces are pretty sturdy. The overall size of the puzzle was a little bigger than I expected but that didn’t matter too much. It was a fun puzzle. I enjoyed putting it together. I like that it comes with a poster that you can use as a guide for putting the puzzle together. When you flip the poster over there are some facts about each ecosystem pictured in the puzzle which I thought was pretty neat. I think if you want a challenge this puzzle is a little on the easier side. It took me about 2-3 hours to complete. I expected a little more of a challenge but it’s good if you need something to pass a little of time. I think if you have older children ages 8 and up , they would have a lot of fun putting it together.

My second grader enjoyed this puzzle!Sturdy, thick pieces. Same with the box!Puzzle comes with an awesome pull-out poster which is extremely helpful in putting the puzzle together. The opposite side of the puzzle is filled with facts about the different eco-systems.We struggled with some border pieces, so we did some work from the inside out and filled in as we went.This puzzle is more challenging than some we have done, but once started it is fun to fill in!Great gift for an elementary student or teacher! Would also be a fun puzzle for a cabin weekend!

I love this puzzle image because there is something to enjoy and observe on every piece. It is a drawing of nature and just as nature is enjoyed more through careful study, so is this puzzle.While not my favorite colors, I still loved doing this puzzle very much (took about 4 evenings) and look forward to doing it again.It comes with an accurate poster, as the photo on the box isn't the complete image. This part is frustrating to me since it's difficult to use a large poster to do a large puzzle, and I prefer to rely on the smaller photo from the box.This author/illustrator writes lovely books and I hope all of her works will be offered as puzzles in the future.

This is one of the best puzzles I've completed lately! The art is great - colorful, varied, interesting, and actually very educational. The 500 pieces are thick, sturdy, well cut, and they fit together well. It comes with a full size poster of the image and a complimentary additional facts poster on the reverse. The box is sturdy too!

Great puzzle. I love that the pieces are thick and not flimsy and easily torn. I love that it’s super busy. It came with a puzzle sized poster of the puzzle to help with putting it together. It took my sister and I about 4 hours to put it together. So much fun! Well, if you like putting puzzles together.

This puzzle is the most fun puzzle I own (to be fair, that's not a huge sample size, but about a dozen). It's lovely and interesting, comes with a fold out picture of the image which is SUCH a good idea and made completing the puzzle much less frustrating - plus on the back of the fold out picture there's a bunch more information about the ecosystems. This puzzle is beautiful, unique, and I learned a lot! I'm buying this artist's other puzzle available on Amazon, and I hope she comes out with more!

Interesting topic however missing one piece is maddening!! How can this type of manufacturing miss one piece? No quality control.I “made “ a piece to try to fill in the gap. Ok unless you look closely.

I loved putting this puzzle together! I think this would be a great puzzle to do with the family and would highly recommend it. I love the poster that it came with and hung it up on my wall. All of the pieces felt like good quality and they could withstand repeated use. I also had no trouble getting the pieces to fit together, and easily knew when they did not fit.My one issue was that the picture on the front of the box has the upper left corner covered. This is another reason I was glad for the poster so I could refer to it while working on that section of the puzzle.