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The puzzle pieces are sturdy and the colors are bright.The circular shape makes it interesting to solve and all pieces fit perfectly. The actual size picture is added bonus. 4 yr loved it and is now interested to learn about planets. This could be a nice gift for jigsaw puzzle lover.

I bought this for my grandson. The pieces are well made and durable made for little hands. He enjoyed the full size picture (mat) that came with it to help pick out the pieces and know where they would go. At one point he told his mom to turn off the TV because it was distracting.So I would say that he found this puzzle very entertaining. He was very excited when he was telling me about the cat in the spaceship.

Excellent puzzle for a four year old. Very good quality.

Bought for three yr old grandson and he loves it. Love the bright pic and piece size.

I used it for a gift and my grands were sooo excited. Great puzzle and quality

Here’s what I love about this puzzle:-this puzzle is generously sized for floor time building. 2 adults and a child were easily able to sit around the building area and work together.-the subject of this puzzle has the potential to inspire conversations about geography and what the landmarks and icons are. I wish there was an included pamphlet that told about everything you will see on each continent.-the round border is a fun challenge compared to all the square and rectangular puzzles on the market.Here is what I don’t love:-There are 7 continents and in the US we do not use the term Oceania. I’m not sure if that is used elsewhere but I found it a little odd.-Some of the landmarks and icons are not located in the correct places. For example, the Golden Gate Bridge seems to stretch across Canada instead of being in Californianas it ought to be. There is also a toucan near Idaho, while I do not believe toucans are native to North America at all? So some choices are a bit odd. I think there are clownfish all over the world’s oceans per this map, which again is very inaccurate.I ultimately think this is a great introduction to geography and can inspire some conversations with your children if you take what is printed with a grain of salt.

I use this in my classroom so many hands are on it and it’s constantly being moved. The pieces have held through all the “wear and tear” so to say. I love the image and size of the globe puzzle. 🧩

like the size and # of Pieces that it had