Cancel your plans. The snow has already done it for you.
Outside, the world has disappeared beneath a soft blanket of snow. Inside, books cover the walls, a chess game waits for its next move, yarn has wandered across the rug, and a cat has claimed the basket by the window as if it personally paid the rent.
Book Club by Loré Pemberton is an ode to staying in. One person is curled up on the window seat with a book, another has settled into an armchair with the sort of commitment usually reserved for long-term relationships, and absolutely no one appears to be in a hurry. This is what we call having excellent priorities.
Pemberton's richly detailed, painterly style makes this 750-piece puzzle a cozy little world to get lost in. Every corner holds something to discover, from stacks of books to the half-finished chess game and the cat quietly supervising the whole affair.
And because a little mischief improves most things, the pieces are random cut, so you can't simply rely on every piece behaving itself. There are surprises, false hopes, and that deeply satisfying moment when everything clicks into place.
For readers, cat people, cozy-home enthusiasts, and anyone who knows that a snowy day is best spent somewhere warm, with a good book and nowhere else to be.
Details
+ 750-piece jigsaw puzzle
+ Random-cut pieces for an extra bit of fun
+ Finished size: 18" × 24"
+ Linen-style finish to reduce glare
+ Made in the USA
+ Original artwork by Loré Pemberton
About the Artist
Loré Pemberton is an artist living in New England. She grew up in the woods, farm fields, and back roads of northern Florida. When she wasn’t climbing the old oak and magnolia trees with her sisters and brother, she was reading. Reading transported her, and a large part of her youth was spent in those imaginary landscapes. When she had her own children, she wanted to find a way to invite them into the worlds that she loves and drawing pictures for them felt like the natural way to do it. Before Instagram, Facebook, or iPhones, she was taking photos and illustrating images. When she eventually began to share some drawings on Instagram, it quickly led her to start a print shop of her work. And here we are today with beautifully illustrated greeting cards, prints and puzzles.
Cancel your plans. The snow has already done it for you.
Outside, the world has disappeared beneath a soft blanket of snow. Inside, books cover the walls, a chess game waits for its next move, yarn has wandered across the rug, and a cat has claimed the basket by the window as if it personally paid the rent.
Book Club by Loré Pemberton is an ode to staying in. One person is curled up on the window seat with a book, another has settled into an armchair with the sort of commitment usually reserved for long-term relationships, and absolutely no one appears to be in a hurry. This is what we call having excellent priorities.
Pemberton's richly detailed, painterly style makes this 750-piece puzzle a cozy little world to get lost in. Every corner holds something to discover, from stacks of books to the half-finished chess game and the cat quietly supervising the whole affair.
And because a little mischief improves most things, the pieces are random cut, so you can't simply rely on every piece behaving itself. There are surprises, false hopes, and that deeply satisfying moment when everything clicks into place.
For readers, cat people, cozy-home enthusiasts, and anyone who knows that a snowy day is best spent somewhere warm, with a good book and nowhere else to be.
Details
+ 750-piece jigsaw puzzle
+ Random-cut pieces for an extra bit of fun
+ Finished size: 18" × 24"
+ Linen-style finish to reduce glare
+ Made in the USA
+ Original artwork by Loré Pemberton
About the Artist
Loré Pemberton is an artist living in New England. She grew up in the woods, farm fields, and back roads of northern Florida. When she wasn’t climbing the old oak and magnolia trees with her sisters and brother, she was reading. Reading transported her, and a large part of her youth was spent in those imaginary landscapes. When she had her own children, she wanted to find a way to invite them into the worlds that she loves and drawing pictures for them felt like the natural way to do it. Before Instagram, Facebook, or iPhones, she was taking photos and illustrating images. When she eventually began to share some drawings on Instagram, it quickly led her to start a print shop of her work. And here we are today with beautifully illustrated greeting cards, prints and puzzles.
