Cutefun DIY Book Nook Kit, DIY Dollhouse Wood Bookends Model Building Kit with LED Light, Wooden Model Kits for Teens and Adults to Build-Creativity Gift for Birthdays, Christmas, Valentines Day

This is the third booknook I've made. The parts are well-made, the scene is creatively designed and detailed All parts fit together -- you sometimes have to tap gently with a small hammer if something feels tight but it all works! No parts broke. Extras are provided for back up on some delicate parts. I had so much fun with this one ... I customized it a bit to make it "rock-and-roll" and put a Brooklyn Bridge picture in the exterior window. Easy to do with a printer; copy and paste images from the internet, for book covers, album covers, posters for the walls, pizza menus on the desk etc. The five light bulbs illuminate the piece very well. This maker's kits are better quality than some others out there.

So a few things. I like the instruction manual it’s easy to follow. My only complaint is that unlike other nook books that have books, is that it requires you to individually glue 61 little books.Now What I would recommend to anybody if you were to buy any of the Nook books where you would need to glue vs sticker is to buy some two sided sticker of paper so it’ll stick to the back of the paper and you can apply it without all the messy glue and that would just speed up the processIt It does not have a sensor, which I would love because those are cool and they light up when you pass.I would say this is definitely a teenager to adult and patience.I had to use the little file in there to do some sanding of things that didn’t easily snap in I would suggest you take your time and make sure are you might actually break piecesLastly I recommend beacon glue or the nearly art precision glue. Have fun!!

The directions are not too bad. Made in China. However, you will need glue and a magnifying glass to see how to wire the lights. Be cautious of the fine delicate pieces as they break easily. I may make a few 3D pieces for the project like the plant is 2D as is the dog. May try to find a 3D one. But fun project.A note on the folding books. With the strip in front of you, make the first fold from left to right. The white back should cover the 2nd printed page. As you fold you'll end up with the white back on both front and back. Glue the book cover to the white parts so book is open.

Lots of details, fun to build and I love looking at this. I wish it had the motion sensor lights but the enclosed style is great.

This was an absolute blast to assemble. Pieces are well made and easy to assemble, just takes time! U used super glue and that worked quite well as the kit does not include glue. The structure is very tight and doesn't wobble and the LED lights are just perfect! I am going to purchase another design I had so much fun with this!!