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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 given illustration depicts the changes in a bookstore since 2000 and how it looks today.
Overall, over the two decades, the book stall experienced various developments with a few changes. Some of the notable alternatives can be easily seen by separating the fiction sector into four different types of bookshelves, extending the travel desk’s length, and replacing the middle-to-right area with other facilities.
There are a few changes in the position of the bookshelves. The fiction booth is now detached into 4 separate types of books, including cookery, hobbies, art, and fiction book zones, making it easier for readers to find the correct books. Additionally, the length of travel bọokshelf was increased, created space to put more books and magazines inside.
In terms of the transposition of the middle-to-right area, both non-fiction self and the previous bookstalls, including cookery, hobbies and art, has been replaced with a cafe counter block on the right and three tables in the upper middle area of the bookstore.
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