The next set of puzzles and games our club members will be reviewing will be Disney's Jake and the Never land Pirates Giant Floor Puzzle, Labyrinth board game and for the more advanced, 3D Puzzle Big Ben.
For more details on these products please visit the Ravensburger website
Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Friday, 10 May 2013
Ravensburger Bin Weevils Jigsaw Puzzle review

3-year-old Pierre was given the task of sorting out the edge
pieces.
While 8-year-old Juliette was chief assembler.
The puzzle is absolutely packed with bright colours and
interesting characters so it's quite an easy puzzle to put together because
it's easy to locate the different pieces on the picture on the box.
As with all the Ravensburger puzzles that we've reviewed,
the pieces are precisely cut and slot together really securely so it's easy to
slide the different sections around to put them into the right position without
them breaking apart.
Juliette was really pleased to manage to put it together all
by herself and loved spotting all the weird and wacky creatures on the finished
puzzle. It's another fab design sure to delight any little puzzle fans.
star rating : 5/5
RRP : £7.99
Labels:
Bin Weevils,
Children's games,
Ravensburger
Thursday, 25 April 2013
RAVENSBURGER PUZZLE – WHAT IF?
Not a huge fan of cartoon style jigsaws but this was quite fun. The slight clue on the box lid was quite good as it gave a beginning of what Jim might look like. I started with the grass to be able to set what might be next up the puzzle. Clothing was a good clue as was the paddling pool.
The pieces were well cut and fitted together well. The colouring is also bright and
cheerful. I have lent it to a friend
who is into similar puzzles so thought she might like to try her hand at
this one and she didn’t even want a copy of my photo!
Review by Frances
Available from Amazon
Labels:
Adult Puzzles,
Ravensburger,
What if?
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
WHAT IF? puzzle review
Those wonderful folks at Ravensburger managed to help this
53 year old grey-haired mum to convince the family that she has not quite lost
the plot yet! They very kindly gave me a
What If? puzzle to complete and, amid much scorn and merriment at home, I
did. In actual fact, I completed it in
just over 3 days last week, while I was on leave for the Easter break, much to
the complete amazement of my family.
Needless to say that there wasn’t a lot else done around the house
during that time, other than ensuring that the kids and hubby were fed as
normal!
I must admit that the idea of completing a puzzle which is
nothing like the one on the box lid is quite daunting at first, but once I had
got my head around the fact that the puzzle was portraying the completely
opposite scenario to the illustration, it became a bit easier. For instance, I imagined that, instead of
being on a cruise ship, the family would still be at home. Instead of eating quality lobster and
drinking fine Champagne, they would in all probability be eating from the BBQ
and drinking cans of beer.
To be fair, it wasn’t quite that simplistic but it was a
brilliant challenge to do this puzzle because you simply couldn’t refer to the
box lid. The clever use of colours and
patterns to contrast between the different characters and things in the puzzle
helped me to distinguish the different parts of it fairly quickly. And, of course, using the Ravensburger
Puzzleboard to help me sort the pieces and build individual sections of the
puzzle up first helped make it that bit easier.
Once the idea has ‘clicked’, it is just a matter of the
usual game of patience and skill - finding where, in several rows of the
puzzle, one individual piece of grass, sky or brick wall should be, but I love
a challenge and What If? certainly provided one for me. Another superb, quality jigsaw puzzle from
Ravensburger - wonder if they’ve got any more?
Review by Viv
Available at Amazon
Labels:
Adult Puzzles,
Ravensburger,
the lottery,
What if?
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
Doc McStuffin's Giant Floor Puzzle
Elizabeth was very happy last week when the post man turned up with another puzzle from Ravensburger and she couldnt wait to see who would be on the box this time. Being part of the Ravensburger puzzle club has been really good for the girls puzzle skills and it wasnt something they were ever really that interested in before hand.Seeing Doc McStuffins smiling back at her from the box was perfect for her and she refused to listen to me when I said she couldnt take the puzzle to the hospital with her for her check up.
Mind you it did keep her occupied and we soon had a crowd of young children, boys and girls wanting to have a go on the puzzle.
The colours and cut of the pieces was fantastic and it was perfect for this age of children to me putting together. The Doc McStuffin characters are a sure fire hit and I am sure there will be lots more licensed products coming out soon. I really want to see what the new game that Ravensburger have made is like. Called Doc's Medicine bag game it sounds as though it will be brilliant.
You can buy the Doc McStuffins Giant floor Puzzles from Amazon.
Review by Laura at Tired Mummy of Two
Thursday, 28 March 2013
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Puzzle

We have been working with the Ravensburger Puzzle club for
quite some time now and every month we look forward to see what the next puzzle
will be. Little Bird was not disappointed this month when the Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles puzzle arrived at the end of last week.
This Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Puzzle is cut into 200
sturdy pieces and measures 36 x 49cm when complete and is designed for children
aged 8 years old +. Little Bird is 4 years old now and completed this puzzle
with a little bit of help from me in about 45 minutes. He is very good at
puzzles and he was chuffed to bit when he completed his first 200 piece puzzle.

This puzzle is great for children because there are lots of
bits with bright colours,making it easier for you to work the pictures out.
This puzzle contains the four main characters Leonardo,Donatello,Michelangelo
and Raphael then it has two of the baddies but I am not sure of their names.
Little Bird made some names up for them which made me laugh.
This puzzle is made of strong,sturdy card and the pieces fit
together really well and do not lift up and pop out like some puzzles we have
done in the past. We think that Ravensburger make the best puzzle,you can not
beat their quality.
Review by Donna at Mummy Bird
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES JIGSAW
Yesterday when K came home from school and baby J was having his nap I decided it was time to have mummy and big boy time. I had seen him eyeing up this jigsaw a few times since we received it so figured that he would enjoy us putting it together! And he so did!
First we seperated the pieces into straight and into wobbly in our puzzle store 
Then we pieced all of the outside together.. and 2 hours later with a patient mummy and a extremely excited 5 year old..
We finished 
The puzzle is aimed at 8 years+ and Ky is 5, but he is so good with jigsaws and he loved every minute of it. The puzzle consists of 200 nicely sized pieces. He really enjoyed doing it, and I really enjoyed spending that special time with my son.
This review was written as part of the Ravensburger Puzzle club, in which we were sent the puzzle for the purpose of this review. It is massively cool though right!? 
Review by Hannah at A New Addition to ...
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