A “cozy crowded space” with books kind of puzzle. Satisfyingly cozy. “Ravensburger No. 80 104” — Copyright Eduard, Artist, licensed by MGL.
I liked this description:
Historically, Reading Rooms were often found in towns and villages and were places where residents could read books and periodicals of the day. The British Museum boasts one of the most famous Reading Rooms in the world – a place full of amazing publications. The room depicted on this puzzle is a much smaller and intimate space … somewhere to take a break from everyday life and delve into the world of literature. We love the vintage books, old shop fittings and all the paraphernalia scattering on the table and comfy sofa. Is this room in someone’s house, or a warm and welcoming space in a public building or shop? We don’t know. All we know is that we’d love to spend some time there!
