Test your brain with the ParaNorman Costume Board Puzzle from Blue Kazoo. Crafted sustainably, this 1,000-piece zombie puzzle comes in a premium box replicating the Costume Board from LAIKA’s supernatural action-comedy, complete with costumes for Norman, Alvin, Courtney, and even the zombies.

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ParaNorman Costume Board Puzzle

Name: ParaNorman Costume Board Puzzle
Brand: Blue Kazoo
Price: 50.00 USD
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Blue Kazoo was born in 2020 based on the idea that jigsaw puzzles could be an obsession—and obsessed we are! In January 2023, Blue Kazoo launched its first-ever line of 100% plastic-free, premium sustainable jigsaw puzzles. They eliminated cellophane and poly bags, added an FSC-certified blackboard, and switched to biodegradable inks and finishes. The results speak for themselves. We hope you love them!

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