Part of a new, exciting series of sustainable jigsaw puzzles with sturdy pieces. These high-quality, 1000-piece puzzles from Flame Tree are free of plastic packaging, made with sustainable paper and board, and feature powerful and popular works of art. Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Art from Bodleian Libraries.

Part of a new, exciting series of ethical, sustainable and earth-friendly jigsaw puzzles that feature powerful and popular works of art. This high-quality, 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle from Flame Tree is made with all sustainable paper, board and bag, with sturdy pieces and no shrink-wrap. The 1000 pieces will satisfy your need for a challenge, with the charming High Jinks Bookshelves from Bodleian Libraries. Intended for adults and children over 13 years. Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Includes an A4 poster for reference. Finished Jigsaw size 735 x 510mm / 29 x 20 ins.

Late 19th- and early 20th- century children’s books are the subjects of this print from the Bodleian Libraries. Richly illustrated covers in bright reds, blues and greens adorn the rows of shelves, featuring titles such as Little Miss Sunshine, No Ordinary Girl and A Girl of High Adventure. They are all light-hearted tales with brave female characters that can be found within the Bodleian Library, which is one of the oldest libraries in Europe. During his retirement Sir Thomas Bodley decided to return the library to public use and in 1598 refurnished it to house approximately 2,500 books. The doors first opened to scholars in 1602 and in 1610 Bodley agreed with the Stationers’ Company of London that a copy of every book published in England would be held in the library. Since then many extensions and buildings have been added and together the Bodleian Libraries now house over 12 million printed items.

SUSTAINABLY SOURCED. This puzzle is free of plastic packaging and created using sustainable paper and board. Flame Tree actively strives to promote ethical development and environmental conservation.