Winter Page-Turners The New Yorker 100 Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle

The snowshoer has a book open in one hand and is navigating pine trees with the other. Nearby, a skier carves down the slope with a paperback. A sledder hurtles past, deep in chapter four. Even the ice fisherman is reading. Greg Clarke's cover for The New Yorker's special Winter Fiction Double Issue — December 20 & 27, 2004 — is a love letter to anyone who has ever found it genuinely difficult to put a book down, regardless of what else might be happening around them.

A returning fan favorite, previously available as a 500 piece puzzle, Winter Page-Turners Mini brings the same beloved image back in a quick, satisfying 100 piece format. Clarke's clean, graphic illustration style — bold shapes, a muted winter palette, and dry wit in every detail — makes it a puzzle worth lingering over.

A perfect gift for book lovers, New Yorker fans, and anyone whose reading stack has ever felt more urgent than going outside.

New Yorker Cover by Artist Greg Clarke, originally published on December 20th, 2004