Book Nook Rose Detective Agency

Rose Detective Agency:
A Crime Scene Between Your Books

The greatest detectives in fiction shared one quality that had nothing to do with intelligence: they noticed. The cigarette ash on the carpet. The slight hesitation before the alibi. The window that should have been open but wasn't. While everyone else saw a room, they saw a story and they read it backwards, from the ending to the beginning, until the truth became obvious.

The Rose Detective Agency Book Nook gives that story a home on your shelf. Two floors, 322 pieces, one unsolved mystery. On the ground level: the crime scene Keep Out tape stretched across the entrance, an opened box, a closed iron gate, a flower basket that shouldn't be here. Above: the detective's study bookshelves crowded with case files, a grandfather clock, a globe that actually rotates, a messy desk with a mystery note still on it. The investigation is ongoing. The evidence is everywhere. You just have to look.

Details of the Rose detective agency book nook : 

• Assembly time~20 hours
• Number of pieces322 pieces
• Difficulty level : 4/5
• Assembled size: 22,86 cm x  10,92 cm x 18,03 cm
• Material : Laser-cut wood + LED lighting
• Lighting Touch-switch warm LED (2× AAA batteries required, not included)
• Glue required Yes, white craft glue or PVA (not included)
• Recommended age 14 years and up

The Two Floors — What You're Building : 

The Sherlock Connection — Without the Deerstalker

The address on the ground floor sign reads 210B Rose Road. The Scotland Yard reference on the wall. The Victorian brick facade, the iron gate, the warm amber lamplight at street level. None of this is accidental. This book nook was designed for the reader who grew up knowing that the most interesting address in fiction is a first-floor flat in Baker Street, London and that the person upstairs, surrounded by papers and a cold cup of tea, has already solved the case. It is also for the Agatha Christie reader who keeps a mental register of every red herring they've ever encountered. For the fan of Hercule Poirot, who would approve of the orderly upper study. For the Miss Marple reader who has always known that the most dangerous thing is being underestimated. For anyone who has ever read a mystery and found the solution before page 200 and felt quietly, privately satisfied about it. The Rose Detective Agency is not affiliated with any published series. But it speaks fluent detective fiction, and you will recognize it immediately.