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LEGO Reveals Its Biggest Book Nook Set So Far and It's Not Connected to Any Major Franchises

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LEGO has unveiled its largest Book Nook set, LEGO Icons Bookstore: Book Nook, featuring 1,690 pieces and releasing on October 1. Unlike previous sets tied to franchises like Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings, this one stands alone, focusing instead on creating a cozy bookstore ambiance with intricate details and two minifigures. This move reflects LEGO's shift towards more standalone creative projects in the book nook market.

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