Mary Benson, Delicate Poppy

 Artifact, 306 pieces. A quick build with lots of curves. 3/5

Pride and Prickly Pears

 Rebel Puzzles, approx. 300 (if they put piece count on the box, I missed it; I wish everyone would put the piece count near the rest of the puzzle info!). This was tricky because the cactus cut created a lot of similarity in shape, and had a very nice effect when fully assembled though that took some time to emerge. 3/5

Fourth of July 1916, Childe Hassam

 Liberty, 234 pieces. Sadly, a missing piece, but otherwise a nice smallish Liberty with old-style whimsies. 3/5

Bumblebee and Dragonfly

 3 Cat Max, about 35 pieces. I'm not a big fan of acrylic puzzles but these are pretty! I couldn't get the dragonfly quite right and didn't want to force it.

Tropical Fish

 Stave, 215 pieces. This Stave has clearly been put together a bunch of times--it was a lot looser than most other Staves I've done, but still fun! The border was cut to still be tricky. 6/10

Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad

 Liberty, 630 pieces. Slightly unusual proportions on this one. As with many map puzzles, a ton of detail and similar colors throughout. 3/5

Vincent Van Gogh, First Steps

 Ecru/Artifact, 208 pieces. Nice family-themed whimsies here. 3/5

Sleeping Blonde Mermaid, Viktor Nizovtzev

 Elms, 453 pieces. A good challenge because of the way the colors interact with each other in juxtaposition--is it grey, green, or gold? 7/10

Summer Dreams, Anna Ivanir

 Liberty, 728 pieces. Despite its size, the variety in the image offered steady assembly, and a lot of themed whimsies. 4/5

I really liked this chick whimsy

chickens, not yet home to roost

Audrey?

yoga

Fuyuna, Haruyu Morita

 Elms, 325 pieces. Lovely image; no wonder everyone loves it for puzzles. Nice dropouts at the top. 6/10

Carnation, Lily Lily Rose

 Stave, 475 pieces. Lots and lots of interacting whimsies in this one! 6/10

I like the edgy bunny

multipiece girl holding lantern as in image

L+hat Th+hare bee light = let there be light