Rain D Librarian

I was introduced to a new word “hygge” via Blinklist today.  I wanted to discover more about hygge and started googling it as well as reading online articles about this new term.  What I got from Oxford online dictionary, the word ‘hygge’ means “A quality of coziness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being (regarded as a defining characteristic of Danish culture)”  (URL:  https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/hygge)

Several interesting articles on hygge:

• THE YEAR OF HYGGE, THE DANISH OBSESSION WITH GETTING COZY
• Hygge House
• Visit Denmark – Hygge
• Hygge – why the craze for Danish coziness is based on a myth

At that moment, I wondered whether there are any Hygge spots in the library.  Places where our community can just unwind, huddle-up, or touch base with one another.

I ventured in the library locating every nook and cranny for Hygge spots – somewhere users can sit down and huddle, catch up or touch base with one another. Here are some of the spots that I got:

Not sure whether it’s correct to say this, but here goes: “Happy Hygge-ing” 🙂