Book Nook Kit, MOJINO Booknook Kit with for Adult DIY Miniature House Kit 3D Wooden Puzzle Decorative Bookend Bookshelf Decor Gift for Women Teens (Magic Dinner)

The Enchanted Restaurant is a really cool idea. It's a 3D puzzle. This is my first attempt EVER trying a Book Nook. I can honestly say this is NOT for a beginner like myself. After checking to see if I had all the parts I found I had several missing pieces plus a template, not enough material to build the 2 candelabras for the dining table or the pieces of wood to make the battery casing. Only bag “A” material was labeled and some of the parts belonged in another group. All the parts are loose in their bags so I had to get tweezers to pick the beads up and group them together. I contacted seller about missing pieces and they apologized that they are unable to send individual replacement pieces due to distance logistics. I had to improvise for the missing pieces. The chandelier is very difficult. It uses 3 of LR44/A76 button cell batteries. Pictures were not clear in the details making it difficult to see what and how a step should be done. Most instructions said, “Cut it and Stick it or Stick them in combination.” After 40 hours it is finally finished. It turned out cute but, was it worth it? I found it to be incredibly tedious. I do have some tips for you: TIP: *Use something with sides when sorting beads in case it gets bumped and they roll all over the table and you have to sort them over again. UGH! Very frustrating. * Go easy on the glue as it can get messy. You can always add more. * DO NOT put super glue on clear plastic as it causes it to get cloudy and discolor. * Let the glue start to get tacky then put beads on chandelier, it holds better. I also used my hair dryer on cool setting to dry it faster. I still do not know why I have to glue the access panel closed that houses the battery. Hopefully I don't have to replace a battery. Why isn't there a front cover to keep dust out? There is so much detail in this and it is really cute but it is so crowded inside that when the walls are all on you will never see what is actually in it. And that is a shame because it is a lot of work. Do I recommend it? Only if you have hours upon hours to put into it and have a lot of patience…. Which I do not. I gave it 3 stars because of the missing parts and instruction pictures were unclear showing exact details