Wooden Alphabet bookshelf ?20

By clairet
November 20, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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clairet

Posted November 20, 2017

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Posted November 20, 2017

Beautiful white wooden bookshelf with primary coloured alphabet letters offered. Measures 77cm wide x 113cm high x about 26cm deep (unsure on depth due to not currently fixed to wall). This bookshelf displays children's books front cover facing out so is ideal for little ones who cannot yet read, enabling them to see the picture book and choose their own favourite story.

It needs to be fixed to the wall with 2 screws (provided).

Please PM me with any questions. I'm on Upland Road.

Claire

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