299 Cats (And a Dog) - 300 Pieces

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Call Number: Puzzles
On Shelf At: Pittsfield Branch

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Pittsfield Adult Books 1-week checkout	Express Shelf Puzzles	1-week checkout	On Shelf
Downtown 2nd Floor Tools Shelf 4-week checkout	Puzzles	4-week checkout	Due 05-01-2024
Downtown 2nd Floor Tools Shelf 4-week checkout	Puzzles	4-week checkout	Due 05-04-2024
Downtown 2nd Floor Tools Shelf 4-week checkout	Puzzles	4-week checkout	Due 04-30-2024
Traverwood Adult Books 1-week checkout	Express Shelf Puzzles	1-week checkout	Due 04-21-2024

In 299 Cats (and a dog), a cunning cluster puzzle, there are no regular jigsaw shapes and a whole lot of felines! Have you got what it takes to assemble all 299 cats into a perfect puzzle? Each piece takes the outline of the cat itself. And there are 299 of them! Plus a dog. See if you can find it!
Pieces: 300

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

This puzzle is great! submitted by tmkenn on June 25, 2023, 12:30am I only learned in the last probably month or so that AADL carried and lent out Puzzles and it has been a game changer for our family. This puzzle is especially clever and fun. We loved the different cats and picking out our favorites.

Careful - don't jiggle this puzzle! submitted by teri on July 13, 2023, 9:25am Unlike most puzzles, the pieces here are curved - there are very few interlocking pieces. Which makes it different and fun. But - don't jar the puzzle! Because of the way the pieces fit; they easily separate. Also, if youngish children do the puzzle ( we had a 9 and 6 year old working on it), be prepared to hear many oohs and aahs over the "cuteness" of the pieces - maybe they'll never finish!

Big fan of cats but not this puzzle submitted by chowcy on July 14, 2023, 6:26am I was expecting this to be a normal puzzle but it is very different. The pieces don't interlock, you'll just be placing pieces next to each other on a surface. (The puzzle includes a guide cutout). Each piece is a cat so doing this puzzle involves looking at the picture a lot. There's no real strategy of sorting and then fitting things together, it's more of a look at the picture, find the cat, and place it on the right spot kind of puzzle. Just not for me