Ravensburger Aimee Stewart Travel Shelves 2000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle for Adults & for Kids Age 12 and Up

My first 2000-piece puzzle, and it was a little bit alarming to discover how large it was! My puzzle board wouldn't take it and I had to improvise a bit. The size made it a bit difficult to manage the top edge, but only a bit. The picture is excellent and reminiscent of the Colin Thompson cupboard series, where the full puzzle is in sections so you can work on one bit at a time and get the satisfaction of completing a small section before you've done the whole thing.Ravensburger haven't cracked the problem of light reflection, despite claiming their texture is good this way. It's not. Daylight is really the only good time to do these puzzles as overhead lighting at night is very difficult to deal with. The pieces however click into place very satisfyingly and, unlike some other makes, I haven't had problems with putting the wrong piece into place and only discovering my mistake later when the rest of it didn't work out. The colours are bright and clear, and the whole thing was a very pleasurable experience.

Very good quality, lock into place so can pick up section and move them around.Fairly easy as the sections are so different.Veru much recommend, lovely picture so I'll be happy to keep the puzzle and do it again in the future :)

This is really beautiful and has lots of vibrant colours. The detail in the picture is great and makes it pleasurable to complete. It is a fair size as the pieces aren’t tiny and was challenging but really lovely when completed.

Ok, I gave this 4* because the jigsaw itself is stunning. Beautiful colours and details. Unfortunately the ones we got were faulty with several damaged pieces (maybe a faulty batch?) but other than that, it’s a brilliant puzzle.

Bright vibrant colours, sturdy well cut pieces, a wonderful challenge for a cold, wet & windy girls’ weekend by the fireside. Looking forward to putting it together again soon!

Fantastic quality puzzle, as always. I liked this picture especially as it has many different colours. You discover more and more as you are building it that you hadn’t noticed before!

It's been years since my Mum and I have shared a Christmas puzzle. We chose this as it had elements that appealed to both of us and it was certainly big enough for two. Alas it was too big for the puzzle board so we ended up with it dominating the dining room table (we found we could cover it with a table cloth!). The level of detail was just right to challenge but not be impossible. There's even a Tardis hiding in the beautifully detailed picture. The book titles are witty also. Think solo might have become a bit of a chore (although I did the lion's share). Usual Ravensburger A1 quality.

Challenging but fun. Not too big to fit on a dining room table. The distinct areas of the puzzle make it easier to decide where the pieces fit, while providing a few 'red herrings' to keep you guessing!