The two pictures illustrate how a bookstore has changed from 2000 until now.
Overall, the bookstore has seen a number of significant changes, the most important of which are the relocations of art, hobbies, and cookery bookshelves to make way for tables and the construction of a new cafe, whose position used to be a non-fiction bookshelf that now replaces the fiction one.
On the left-hand side of the entrance was a large section for fiction books in 2000, but it has been redeveloped to also display books about art, hobbies, and cookery. These books used to be shown in the middle of the room in three long bookshelves, and their relocation has made room for the addition of three sets of tables and benches. The section for travel books and new books near the entrance, along with the service desk on the near right corner from the entrance have remained unchanged.
The section for fiction books in 2000 on the far left corner from the entrance is now used for displaying non-fiction books, which used to be displayed along the right wall from the entrance. This arrangement allows room for the establishment of a cafe in the former place of the non-fiction section.
