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Six shelves, six cats, and not one of them interested in reading. A tabby has flopped over a stack of yellow spines, a black and white cat stretches the full length of a shelf between the plant pots, and right at the bottom a ginger cat naps beside an old rotary phone and a china teapot. In between there's a vintage radio, a sunflower in a jug, a pair of glasses left on an open page, and enough colourful book spines to keep you sorting for a good while.
It's the kind of image that rewards patience rather than speed — lots of similar-toned books mean you'll be working piece by piece rather than by big blocks of colour, but the cats, plants and trinkets scattered along each shelf give you plenty of landmarks to work back from. A nice one for anyone who likes their puzzles busy and their bookshelves a little chaotic.
Cobble Hill puzzles are printed on recycled board, and this one comes with a poster of the image included, handy for checking where a piece belongs when the shelves start to blur together.
The densely packed rows of similarly toned book spines create repetitive detail that will make sorting tricky despite the colourful cats and objects breaking things up.
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