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Scramble Squares Review by Teri Lucas
b. dazzle, inc.500 Meyer Lane
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
(310) 374 - 3000
http://www.b-dazzle.com
ADDICTING - you just can't stop trying to put this puzzle together. It is the puzzle lover's challenge, the perfectionist's nightmare, and loads of laughs as you try, try, and TRY to get these "9" pieces into the perfect picture!
Scramble Squares would be a wonderful inexpensive gift for the child or adult who thrives on competition. It is a compact little puzzle that can go just about anywhere and may take you a lifetime to solve! It doubles as a great quiet time activity for young and old alike. If you want a bit of education with your creativity, allow me to offer this - it will WORK YOUR BRAIN! However, b. dazzle has also included a short history of the subject pictured on your Scramble Squares for your enjoyment.
b. dazzle, inc. offers quite a line of these tiny gems. This would be an absolutely fabulous kick-off or ending to a unit study! You may just have to go to their website to see if you can get a peek at the solution if you've gone mad trying to solve this thing!
Publishers' Notes: We went crazy for Scramble Squares the minute they arrived. Talk about challenging! The funny thing was that they look so simple. We all but scoffed when we saw them and ribbed each other with how obviously EASY these would be. Well, we were surprised! We were even more taken aback, however, when our 12 year old could do it, but we could not! It took him hours to figure it out, but he finally succeeded on a few - not on all of them though (about eight or so puzzles he received). Each puzzle is unique. These mind benders will thrill any home school!
