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Starry Sky Library Book Nook

4.823 reviews
Regular price $63.95
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  • Advanced
  • 584 pieces
  • 5-8 hours

A two-storey wizard's library under a printed night sky.

The upper floor is a reading gallery lined with carved shelves, hanging crystals and a glowing orb at its centre. Below, a red-carpeted staircase climbs between towering bookcases, past a workbench piled with scrolls, potions and an owl. The outer side panel carries a full-height galaxy print, so the kit looks just as good from the end of the shelf as it does from the front. A touch light brings the whole library up in warm amber.

Key Features

  • 584 pre-cut wooden pieces for a dense, highly detailed two-level build
  • Upper reading gallery with crystal orb, mantel clock and hanging gem lights
  • Lower floor with a winding red-carpet staircase, bookcases and an alchemist's workbench
  • Galaxy-printed outer side panel for a finished look from every angle
  • Touch-activated warm LED lighting
  • Front dust cover included to keep the finished scene clean

Use Cases

  • Shelf styling that fills the gap between books with a lit miniature scene
  • A slow, screen-free weekend project for adults and older teens
  • Birthday, housewarming and Christmas gifts for readers and model builders
  • Desk, study and home office decor that starts a conversation

Specifications

  • Piece count: 584
  • Build time: 5 to 8 hours (advanced difficulty, 4 of 5)
  • Finished size: 9.05 in high x 4.33 in wide x 7.09 in deep (approximately 23 x 11 x 18 cm)
  • Material: pine wood panels, printed details, acrylic, LED lights
  • Lighting: LED with touch switch
  • Dust cover: included
  • Includes: 1 x book nook kit, 1 x dust cover, 1 x instruction manual

Size Chart

Units Height Width Depth
Imperial 9.05 in 4.33 in 7.09 in
Metric (approx.) 23 cm 11 cm 18 cm

  • Shipping: free on US orders over $70. Ships in 1 to 3 business days.

Returns: 30 days on unopened kits. A part arrives damaged? Send a photo within 48 hours and we replace it free.

Starry Sky Library Book Nook assembled on a white background

Starry Sky Library Book Nook

Reviews

What builders say.

  • 5 stars: 19 (83%)
  • 4 stars: 3 (13%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (4%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
I
Ivan Stuart
An advanced build I enjoyed

I kept my workspace clear and resisted rushing. The fine details deserved that attention.

R
Roland Maxwell
Crystals overhead

Hanging the little gems gave the gallery a completely different character.

L
Linda Gilbert
My owl-loving aunt approved

She spotted the owl on the workbench immediately and asked to see the rest up close.

S
Shannon McKenzie
Evening library ritual

I touch the switch before settling into my reading chair. It's become part of winding down.

S
Sabrina McBride
Bookcase gap transformed

There used to be a pile of loose notebooks here. Now there's an entire wizard's library.

A
Ariel Owens
Satisfying shelf architecture

I particularly enjoyed assembling the tall shelving and seeing how it framed the central staircase.

C
Cecilia Rhodes
Galaxy on the outside

I display mine at the end of a row so the printed side isn't hidden.

A
Audrey Klein
Eight hours wasn't enough for me

I'm a slow builder and spread this across more sessions than the estimate. Lovely result eventually.

S
Savannah Neal
Deep shelf required

The height fit my bookcase, but I also needed to check the depth. Measure both before choosing a spot.

J
Jeremy Solomon
Give the crystals extra time

I liked the library overall, but positioning the hanging details required several patient attempts.

G
Gemma Mack
Staircase stole the show

That red carpet winding between the shelves is ridiculously dramatic in miniature.

D
Deborah Christensen
584 pieces of escapism

This kept me occupied through a very wet weekend in Seattle. I was almost sorry to finish.

A
August Grant
Unusual retirement present

My dad finally has time for model building, and this gave him an enjoyable first retirement project.

C
Colin Boyd
Printed sky above it all

The night sky brings the tall interior together beautifully.

T
Timothy Fitzgerald
Worth saving for vacation

Started this during a staycation when I finally had time to concentrate. Excellent use of a quiet morning.

M
Marilyn Arnold
Amber suits the library

I'm glad the illumination is warm. It makes those tall shelves feel inviting rather than gloomy.

T
Tina Washington
Clock in a magical room

The mantel clock is an ordinary detail in an extraordinary setting, which I love.

M
Martha McClain
A proper challenge

After several simpler models, I wanted something demanding. This library gave me plenty to work through.

N
Nicholas Gill
Too intricate after work

The advanced difficulty is fair. I found it hard to concentrate on this after long workdays.

S
Scott Hobbs
Kept the cover on

The front cover is especially welcome with all those miniature bookcases to protect.

A
Alma Newton
An orb above the books

The glowing orb pulls my eye straight to the upper gallery. Such an enchanting centerpiece.

D
Dorothy Fields
A wizard needs scrolls

The crowded workbench is delightful. I imagine someone abandoned an experiment to go fetch another book.

A
Aidan Weaver
Two levels to explore

Every time I look inside, my attention shifts between the upper gallery and the staircase below.