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Tiny Puzzle - Pommier by Londji

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$8.4 $12 In stock

Our apple tree is bursting with life in spring! It hosts a family of squirrels, a nest of baby birds, a mischievous cat, and playful owls. Underground, mice, rabbits, and moles hide in their burrows.

Once the puzzle is assembled, we’ll look for all the apple tree’s blossoms that will turn into apples and learn to count while having fun!

A small 36-piece puzzle that includes 12 pieces for learning to count. An educational, sustainable, and locally made toy. Pocket-sized, ideal for travel.

Composition: FSC paper and recycled cardboard

Illustration: Txell Darné

Box dimensions: 14x8.5x4cm

Made in Barcelona

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

My 3-year-old is obsessed with finding all the animals—the owls and the underground rabbit burrows are her favorite part. The puzzle pieces are thick and sturdy, so they hold up to her constant handling. It’s become our go-to quiet activity before dinner.

Jacob N. ★★★★★

The apple tree scene is absolutely packed with tiny details—my daughter found the little cat peeking through the branches and the baby birds in the nest before I even noticed them. The pieces fit snugly and the colors are so cheerful, it’s become her favorite rainy-day activity.