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It's monkey madness! Inspired by the children's rhyme, this wonderful 24-piece puzzle, with oversized pieces, is picture perfect for little eyes to see and little hands to handle.

Puzzle pieces are approximately: 3 x 3, finished puzzle measures 10 x 13.

As winemakers, Harry Bloom and Ernie Field were brilliant. As partners, they were a disaster. So different in body, mind and soul that it was a miracle they could produce anything, much less the best cabernet in Napa Valley. Their arguments were as full-bodied as their finest vintage while their hatred for each other was fueled by their love for one woman - Field's wife, Darleen.

Read about the mystery fermenting at the Bloom Field winery: The sudden disappearance of Ernie Field, the testimony of Wino Joe and the local sheriff's suspicions. Next, assemble the 1000 piece puzzle to discover the hidden clues. Let your nose filter out the red herrings and solve Foul Play & Cabernet. Beware! The puzzle is different from the box cover

For ages 12 and up; assembled puzzle measures 23 x 29.

Contents: 1 - 1000pc puzzle and a nine-page mystery story.

Experience Green Lantern's power while assembling this 300 piece puzzle. Then, turn out the lights and see it come to life in glowing color (green, of course)!

Ages 8 and up; assembled puzzle measures 13x19.

Experience Green Lantern's power while assembling this 300 piece puzzle. Then, turn out the lights and see it come to life in glowing color (green, of course)!

Ages 8 and up; assembled puzzle measures 13x19.

Classic mysteries with a challenging twist. Read about the mystery brewing at Spill the Beans Coffee Shop: the suspicious meetings over cappuccino, the roundtable of gumshoe regulars and the murder that shocks them all. Next, assemble the 1000-piece puzzle to discover the hidden clues. Let your mind percolate through the evidence, then filter out the red herrings and solve Grounds for Murder. BEWARE!! The puzzle is different from the box cover. Includes a 1000-piece puzzle and story booklet. Completed puzzle measures 23 x 29.

This puzzle is every angler's dream, with trout jumping over one another as they leap out of a river or stream. It is the patient fisherman who solves this challenge, twisting the trout to separate them from one another. According to inventor Akio Yamamoto, this puzzle isn't completely solved until the trout are reunited!

How this crab caught a ring in its claw is beyond explanation; but inventor Akio Yamamoto did design a solution to make it let go. Discover the escape valves to sneak the ring out of the clutches of this sea creature and solve this challenging puzzle!

The five brightly-polished points of this starfish look like unlikely escape routes for the attached ring. Akio Yamamoto of Japan designed this marine mystery. And with patience and persistence, the secrets of removing the ring may be discovered.

The Seahorse is one of the most unusual of ocean finds. Now, thanks to inventor Akio Yamamoto, two of these captivating creatures have gotten themselves tangled together! It is up to you to separate them so that they can freely float off into the sea!

Created by Serhiy Grabarchuk, a famous Ukrainian puzzler designer who lives in Uzhgorod, the original drawing of this puzzle looked like a strange adornment weaved into a coiffure design. However, lay it on a table and you have a coaster for your favorite Ukrainian beer or wine. Our hint for solving the mystery of the Coaster is weave.

This absurdly simple-looking puzzle known as the Devil's Claws was born in 1905. Nob Yoshigahara decided to re-introduce it to the puzzle world. Don't let the smooth looks of this puzzle fool you! The claws can be devilish or the secret to finding a solution.

Marble features a design that is modern and sleek, with a simple appearance that can be misleading. Master the Marble and reveal the intricate cuts of the four sections. Now see if you can keep your cool while putting it back together. Designed by Bram Cohen and Oskar van Deventer.

The name of this puzzle means root in Latin. Akio Yamamoto has brought this invention, with vines growing from the root and twisting themselves around one another. Twist them further to separate them, and then reunite them so that the vines may flourish!

This puzzle, introduced to us by Nob Yoshigahara, is based on an original design called the Puzzle Ring. Popular in 15th century Europe, it was actually used as an official marriage ring in some circles. See if you can pull the rings apart - then have your husband, wife, boyfriend or girlfriend reunite them!

Puzzle expert Akio Yamamoto brought us this masterpiece, joining two separate yet linked loops to create this challenge. Remove Adam and Eve from the metal plate, which has been crafted in the shape of an apple as the Forbidden Fruit. It really is that easy. Then bring the lovebirds back together to complete the puzzle.

This sphere-shaped puzzle represents a planet and its surrounding ring. Positioned snugly inside the ring, the planet looks as if it cannot be removed. It may appear that all you can do is rotate it on its axis, but is that really the case? Hold this puzzle invented by Oskar van Deventer and have an intergalactic, mind-expanding challenge!

Though inspired by a budding Morning Glory, Helix is no gentle flower. The twining tendrils of this puzzle feature engraved grooves on two rotating spirals. The grooves cross at right angles, creating square holes at their intersection points. Can you bring this bud to bloom and free the helix ring? Designed by Akio Yamamoto.

At the end of the 19th century, Britain experienced a huge puzzle craze. A century later, during his travels to that country, Hanayama puzzle expert Nob Yoshigahara found a design which also illustrated the British fascination with mazes. Now we have revived Labyrinth in a new form, just right for a 21st century puzzle.

The three pieces of this challenging puzzle each have a spiral body. When assembled, the pieces form a unified flat object. In order to undo this complex entanglement, it will be necessary to unbind them three-dimensionally. Here's a small hint for Akio Yamamoto's Vortex: think crest.

More decorative than a paper chain and certainly more fun that a chain gang, Chain is a work of patience and finesse. This puzzle is unique, as it can be solved in three different ways, depending on which piece is chosen for the middle. Our hint: a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Designed by Oskar van Deventer.

The antlers are the key to unlocking the mystery of this 19th century British conundrum. It was discovered in Britain by Nob Yoshigahara, who brought it across the Atlantic so that we could present it to you as a real puzzler's challenge.

This is without a doubt among the most difficult of all puzzles. And we should know! Hanayama puzzle expert Nob Yoshigahara found a similar puzzle many years ago, but he considered it impossible to solve at that time. Then inventor Eldon Vaughn brought Enigma to Hanayama, and now we believe it's time to introduce you to its multiple curves and challenge your puzzle skills!

The nuts and bolts appearance may lull you into believing this to be a straightforward puzzle, but it is a total brain drain. Inventor Oskar van Deventer presents two challenges: 1) remove the small nuts by disassembling the nutcase, and 2) change the order of the wording on the bolts from nut-case to case-nut.

True bonds are hard to form, yet they are eternal. Inventor Mine Uyematsu has designed a cast puzzle whose bond is truly difficult to unravel. Consider how to go about forming and breaking such a bond. There are two approaches to this puzzle; are you good enough to find them both?

Once the town watering hole, Bubba's Bar is now the scene of a gruesome crime. Bubba, the bar's owner, has been found dead with a single gunshot wound to the head. Now, everyone in town--the bar regulars and trailer park townies--must find the murderer among them. Was it barmaid Crystalline Daniels or bingo addict Twlya Fleetwood? Maybe it was biker Rowdy Lawless. In a town full of double lives, torrid affairs, and alien abductions, everyone's a suspect. This mystery dinner game has everything you need to host a rip roarin' night of murder, mystery... and Miracle Whip! Comes with 8 character booklets, 8 party invitations and envelopes, 8 player nametags, crime scene clues, and a party planning booklet that includes decorating and music suggestions along with 2 different dinner menus from appetizer to dessert. For 8 Players, Ages 16 and Up.

NOTE: Character booklets do not contain scripted dialogue, however they do include detailed information that directs players' improvised dialogue.