Every piece in this puzzle is a letter and every piece is also part of a picture. Twenty-six interlocking shapes, A through Z, lock into each other inside a wooden tray and end up as a vehicle — the truck's green body, its purple bumper, and Y and Z as the two black wheels. A child who cannot yet read is still building the alphabet in the right order, because the picture only closes up when the letters go where they belong.

That is what separates this from a peg board. Pieces here have jigsaw tabs and hook into their neighbours, so getting a letter roughly right is not enough — it has to click. For a four- or five-year-old that is a real puzzle, and for a three-year-old it is a job to do with a parent's thumb helping the last press.

The design is assorted. The boards we photographed are a Truck, a Ship, a Tractor and a Plane, each with its name printed on a coloured badge in the top corner. Tell us on WhatsApp which one you want and we will check what is in stock before dispatch, because the design that ships depends on what has arrived.

The tray is plain wood with a printed outline underneath, so a half-finished puzzle shows a child exactly what is still missing. Pieces are painted in flat blocks of colour — green, purple, orange, yellow, blue — and the letters are large and dark enough to read across a table.

At Rs. 595 it is the cheapest way in this range to get both letter recognition and real jigsaw practice out of one object, and it is small enough to travel. There is nothing to charge, nothing to break, and every piece lives in the tray between sessions.

Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Message us on WhatsApp and we will confirm stock, the design available and your city's delivery charge before dispatch.

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