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Acornkids Lion Cub Puzzle 70 pieces (7-9 yrs)
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Lion Cub Puzzle 70 pieces (7-9 yrs)
A fun and bright Cubs puzzle with 70 pieces for children 7 to 9 years of age. Puzzles are made from high quality, 3mm thick cardboard, that does not bend and also laminated for durability. Pieces fit together smoothly. Size: 29 x 20cm
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