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The image is a layout comparison for "Bookstose 2000" and "Bookstose now" showing the following: In "Bookstose 2000," the layout has sections for Fiction (left area), Cookery (top middle), Hobbies (middle), Art (right middle), Travel (left bottom), Non-fiction (top right), New books table (bottom middle), and a Service desk (bottom right); the entrance is at the bottom center. In "Bookstose now," the layout shows modified positions with added café counter; sections include Fiction (left area), Cookery (bottom left), Hobbies (middle bottom), Art (middle left), Travel (top middle left), Non-fiction (top area), New books table (bottom middle), Service desk (bottom right), Café counter (middle right), and added seating/tables for reading in the middle; the entrance remains at the bottom center.
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The maps illustrate changes that occurred to a bookstore between 2000 and the present day.
Overall, there have been many modifications to the layout of the bookstore including the relocation of bookshelves in the middle section of the store and the addition of reading areas, along with the introduction of the coffee counter.
Beginning with the arrangement of the bookshop in 2000, there was a new books table opposite to the entrance and a service desk to the right, which remained unchanged until now. Also, the travel bookshelf maintained its original position but has been slightly expanded.
The organization of other bookshelves have also changed notably. In 2000, there were a large shelf for fiction books on the left side and four shelves in the middle of the bookstore for books about cookery, hobbies, art, and non-fiction. However, all of these shelves have been moved to the western and northern side now to make room for the addition of three reading areas and a coffee counter.
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