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Candy Galore
Candy Galore. . . What more can we say? A mouthwatering image no matter what your age! A Best Selling 2006 Winter/Spring Collection Puzzle. © Gaetano Images, Inc.
This puzzle is from the specially created line of Springbok Puzzles: Puzzles to Remember. Designed for those who suffer from Alzheimer’s Disease, the extra large pieces allow for easy gripping and minimize the frustration caused by regular-sized pieces. The artwork is chosen for its beauty, and is a sharp contrast to other puzzles with a similar piece count designed for children. Many customers value these puzzles for not only the aforementioned reasons, but also as a source of comfort, joy and as a way to connect with a loved one.
Manufacturer:
Stock Number: 43-36008
36 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Difficulty: Beginner
Finished Size: 18" x 23.5"
Released: 2011
$14.95
(4.25 out of 5) with 4 votes
Reviews
Sandra
Arlene
July 29, 2011
Not A Big Hit
This was one of four Alzheimer's Puzzles I bought for my mother-in-law. She loves the one with the teddy bears and we do it over and over again. But this one - the images of the candy are just too close and confusing. She successfully completed it, but there was no admiring it with delight after it was done. I think if the candy jars were separated it would be more visually appealing for people with dementia.
joko
June 27, 2011
Candy Galore
This puzzle was a joy to assemble! It was difficult in spots, but the colors and image were so beautiful. I've been a Springbok fan for 35+ years and your quality is unmatched by "lesser" brand puzzles.
maria
May 20, 2011
Candy Galore
Just Love it did it with my dad and my husband so much fun but the jar of pink and white candies was a nightmare!!!! But I am loving it and my daughter just loved it. she was able to put the last 2 pieces on the puzzle!!!
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March 8, 2012
Fun!
My son and I got matching puzzles from Santa this year. He got the 36 piece and I got the 1000 piece. He was very excited when he finished his puzzle first. I think he worked it 10 times while I was working the 1000 piece.