GalisonBe Kind Panoramic Puzzle from Galison - 1000 Piece Landscape Jigsaw Puzzle Collaboration with The Born This Way Foundation, 39" x 14", Included is a 21 Days of Kindness Fill-in Calendar

One fully put together, this is a wonderful puzzle. It’s definitely challenging, as the sections around the letters all look very similar. Great quality pieces!

Fun to do for my students, large and challenging.

This puzzle is great. We got it as a fun thing to put together and then we glued it and hung it in my wife's classroom. She gets a lot of compliments on it from parents and other teachers.It is a fun puzzle too. The letters were easy to fill out and the outer white parts added a nice challenge.The pieces are thick and we had no issues with them bending or peeling. It is a well made puzzle

I gave this puzzle to my wife as a gift. We enjoyed putting it together but were disappointed when we realized the puzzle was missing a piece. I do not see a way to contact the seller in hopes of getting a replacement piece.

It was fun to put together. It wasn’t difficult and the message was uplifting.

This is a great value and a great message! Our wonderful friend and colleague was the epitome of this message and all the little messages found within this puzzle. His life was taken from someone who was evil or mentally ill while he was doing his job. His most recent picture on fb was in a Be Kind shirt. This puzzle was put together by our staff and agents, done in his memory #sorenslegacy This puzzle would make a great personal puzzle project or a great gift.

This is a great family puzzle. Not an easy puzzle to put together. I will glue and frame this puzzle to hang in our grandchildren’s play room.

Pieces are variations of the same traditional puzzle shape. Quality is meh. Pieces are thick and stick together to the point of sometimes peeling when you try and take them apart. The quality of this puzzle does not match with other Galison puzzles.That said, I adore the picture and the fact that portions of the purchase price support the Born this Way Foundation.Because I was curious, I emailed Galison, asking why there was such a difference in puzzle quality. They promptly responded and explained that, "The puzzles are manufactured in warehouses that will use a puzzle cutting blade per every 30 puzzles and are required to switch out after reaching puzzle 31, however there are times that if the blade is dull, the puzzle cut and quality can suffer." They offered me a replacement puzzle, which I did not expect, but appreciate.