Peter Rabbit™ The World of Peter Rabbit™ jigsaw puzzle

Orchard Toys

£12

Step into the charming world of Peter Rabbit and his delightful friends with this beautifully illustrated 50-piece jigsaw puzzle. Specially designed for little hands and curious minds, this puzzle invites children to explore Beatrix Potter’s timeless characters from Flopsy Bunny in the burrow, to Mr. McGregor in his garden, to Jeremy Fisher in the pond and many more of Peter Rabbit’s beloved friends. As they assemble the scene, children will discover all the characters and hidden items featured in the border – adding an extra layer of fun to their puzzling experience. That’s not all! This puzz

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