CUTEBEE DIY Bookends Kit (Farewell To The Night)

Farewell To The Night

In the 1950s New York City, a corner with alleys and a chain-link fence forms the backdrop. Trash lies scattered on the ground, with the cityscape visible beyond the fence. Iron frame signs hang haphazardly outside the buildings. This is the crime scene where the detective followed the clues to this place, and the murder is about to unfold.

Background

In the alley behind the bar’s kitchen, where tonight's soirée should have been lively, the quiet back alley becomes the scene of the night. Here, two lives fall victim to a struggle of emotions and power. What exactly happened here?

Detective’s Room

• The bookshelf contains books, a globe, liquor bottles, and cat food.
• The wall features case-related clues, and the desk has photos of the detective and the sheriff, a magnifying glass, and a gun.
• The calendar on the wall tracks the days since the cat went missing and the friend’s passing.
• The room has a back door that can be opened.

Downstairs Bar

• The door displays the painting "Marriage A-la-Mode: 2. The Tête à Tête" symbolizing the cost of troubled marriages.
• The liquor cabinet and bar counter are stocked with drinks and glasses, and the cat sits on a bar stool.
• An old phone in the corner was used by the bar owner’s wife to call the sheriff.
• The coat on the wall is not the bar owner’s but possibly the sheriff’s wife’s.

Crime Scene

• An abandoned building with boarded-up windows, and walls covered in disordered signs and graffiti.
• Through a broken door, a woman in a red dress seems to be lying behind it.
• Trash is scattered around a dumpster, and rats are present.
• Bloodstains are found under broken bottles, leading to a sewer grate—whose blood is it?

End of the Alley

• The old phone booth and electric meter appear non-functional.
• The brick wall is covered in chaotic graffiti, and the window shows signs of decay.
• A rusty iron balcony is embedded in the wall, and an old staircase leads to the roof.
• In this corner, the sheriff witnessed the murderer in action, and it seems the murderer noticed him as well.

Built-in Mechanism

• Makes the bookend a unique bookshelf decoration
• Adds fun and interactivity to the bookend
• Enhances the bookend's personalization and creativity

Built-in pen holder

• Enhances the functionality of the bookends
• Improves the overall decorative effect
• Keeps the desktop neat and organized

Packet Include

• 191 components
• Battery box and wires
• Instruction manual
• Paper accessories
• Dust cover

WHY US?

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Why should kids have this？

Cutebee booknook kit can help develop child’s vocabulary and increase his/her understanding about labeling, sentence structure, spatial visualization, balance, symmetry, and even weight, height and gravity!

Notes: Children must assemble under the guidance of adults in case of swallowing.

Why should young people have this？

Everyone experiences stress from time to time. We can become stressed by various things — work, relationships, school, finances, illness, natural disasters, or dealing with the death of a loved one — all of which can make you feel frazzled and overwhelmed. 
Now, immerse yourself in the magical world, temporarily forget all your troubles, and calm down to enjoy the process of creating a magical world

Why should elderly people have this？

Hours of quality time can be spent with your loved one helping them to build things with Cutebee. This can also bring back memories of their childhood. Memories of childhood times and toys can bring a smile to anyone’s face.Cuteebee booknook kits can help those with Alzheimer’s, Dementia or other cognitive deficiencies. Identifying various colors, shapes and sizes can be very constructive.Cuteebee booknook kits can help with strengthening motor skills. Larger blocks may be more useful for seniors with arthritic hands.