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This holiday season, Mannat, a creative book lover known as “Snuffles” online, turned heads with a festive masterpiece—a Christmas tree made entirely of books.
While most homes have Christmas trees adorned with baubles and fairy lights, Mannat chose to combine her love for books with the magic of the holidays, and crafted the book-tree.
In a video shared on her social media, Mannat can be seen carefully stacking books into the shape of a tree, a process that feels almost meditative to watch. Helping her is another girl—likely a friend—adding to the charm of this collaborative project. Once the tree-like structure is complete, Mannat drapes it with fairy lights, topping it off with a glowing spherical bulb. As the lights flicker to life, the book-tree transforms into a radiant symbol of holiday cheer.
The idea has gone viral, with thousands applauding Mannat’s innovative display of festive joy, proving that sometimes the most enchanting traditions come from thinking outside the box—or, in this case, off the shelf.
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The video was posted along with the caption, “I DID ITT!!! and it turned out really pretty.” The video has amassed over two lakh views and numerous comments.
One user wrote, “This is the cutest thing I have seen today.” Another user commented, “pretty but I fear putting ’em back together will be hectic.” A third user wrote, “And the best Christmas tree award goes to you.”
A fourth person said, “Never seen a more beautiful Christmas tree than this.”
