Shakespeare’s Birds: 1,000-Piece Puzzle Famed or Celebrated for a Special Reason

Shakespeare’s Birds: 1,000-Piece Puzzle Famed or Celebrated for a Special ReasonIt was the nightingale, and not the lark, That pierced the fearful hollow of thine ear. Nightly she sings on yond pomegranate tree. Believe me, love, it was the nightingale. Romeo and Juliet (III, v) The Bard knew his birds, and frequently referred to them in his works: sixty four species are mentioned on 606 occasions across his poems and plays. Created by Rebecca Harris, this intricate circular puzzle celebrates the birds found throughout the works

Puzzle size: 18" x 24"

This stunning jigsaw puzzle brings together wonderful scenes from some of literature’s most enchanting gardens

his vision began to fail and the more forgiving medium of pastel became increasingly important to Degas

One color number guide

Apocalypse Now from the September 21

Separating the Chypre from the Ghosts from the April 6

M/L fits women’s shoe size 9–11/men’s shoe size 7

Wallace Stevens

Is Consciousness an Illusion

Bugtastic Bingo is the first in a series of Yuval Zommer bingo games

wouldn't we

Hand-colored copperplate engraving