I'll Show You Mine If You Show Me Yours - Mon Nov 20
This puzzle was a lot of fun. It came with a short story murder mystery and no picture of the puzzle at all. The puzzle was a pic of the crime scene, so in order to solve the mystery, you had to complete the puzzle and find the clues in the picture. Cleverly done, though I think they missed some clues and one they suggested I thought a little lame. But fun nevertheless. What also made it tougher was 95% of the pieces were all variations of the same shape.
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