Doing Jigsaw Puzzles.

Doing Jigsaw PuzzlesThe pieces don't just fit, they lock in place, each one unique, essential to the whole. Some people only take a single look at the picture— that makes no sense to me, like driving to Dubuque without a map, ignoring all the road signs on the way. How is that better? Harder, sure....

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Publicado en:Midwest Quarterly Vol. 67; no. 4; pp. 90 - 91
Autor principal: Eustis, John S.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Midwest Quarterly Summer2026
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