Nightstand Accessories (Nighttime Necessities) (retired)
Jun 6, 2006 18:16:58 GMT -5
Post by princessemily on Jun 6, 2006 18:16:58 GMT -5
This set was released in 1993. The name changed to Nightstand Accessories in 2006 (at which point a clock was also added), and the set retired in 2008.
Nighttime Necessities: Tuck Molly under the covers, and snuggle the hot water bottle in beside her so she stays warm. Read her a spooky chapter from an authentic Nancy Drew mystery book from 1944, The Quest of the Missing Map. When it’s time for lights out, switch off her bedside lamp — it really works!
Nightstand Accessories: Tuck Molly under the covers with her hot-water bottle at her feet to keep them warm. Be sure Molly’s clock is set at the right time — it really works! Read her a suspenseful chapter from an authentic Nancy Drew mystery book from 1944, The Quest of the Missing Map. When it’s time for lights-out, switch off her bedside lamp — it really works!
I've been wanting to get this set, and I'm SO GLAD I was finally able to order it.
The lamp: I love Kit's gooseneck lamp, and since it really comes in handy during power outtages, I thought Molly's lamp would also come in handy. Not to mention it would look great in Molly's room! The base is plastic, kind of disappointing, but the lamp shade feels just like a real lamp shade. It also comes with two lightbulbs, and after I screwed one in, I misplaced the other. I hate when that happens! I haven't been able to turn the lamp on yet, because I can't get the base off to put batteries in. Does it slide off? Any help here?
The Nancy Drew book: This is the main reason why I wanted the set. I LOVE mini books, and I knew I had to get Molly's Nancy Drew book to add to the "AG Library." It looks just like the real thing, even right down to a dust jacket.
The hot water bottle: I didn't think I'd like this, since in the catalogue it looks like it's hard plastic, but it really looks like a hot water bottle that has been shrunk down into miniature. It definitely feels like rubber (though I suppose it could be that plastic that feels like rubber), and it even reads "Pleasant Dreams" on it.
Grade: A
Here are the necessities in proportion to Molly:
Nighttime Necessities: Tuck Molly under the covers, and snuggle the hot water bottle in beside her so she stays warm. Read her a spooky chapter from an authentic Nancy Drew mystery book from 1944, The Quest of the Missing Map. When it’s time for lights out, switch off her bedside lamp — it really works!
Nightstand Accessories: Tuck Molly under the covers with her hot-water bottle at her feet to keep them warm. Be sure Molly’s clock is set at the right time — it really works! Read her a suspenseful chapter from an authentic Nancy Drew mystery book from 1944, The Quest of the Missing Map. When it’s time for lights-out, switch off her bedside lamp — it really works!
I've been wanting to get this set, and I'm SO GLAD I was finally able to order it.
The lamp: I love Kit's gooseneck lamp, and since it really comes in handy during power outtages, I thought Molly's lamp would also come in handy. Not to mention it would look great in Molly's room! The base is plastic, kind of disappointing, but the lamp shade feels just like a real lamp shade. It also comes with two lightbulbs, and after I screwed one in, I misplaced the other. I hate when that happens! I haven't been able to turn the lamp on yet, because I can't get the base off to put batteries in. Does it slide off? Any help here?
The Nancy Drew book: This is the main reason why I wanted the set. I LOVE mini books, and I knew I had to get Molly's Nancy Drew book to add to the "AG Library." It looks just like the real thing, even right down to a dust jacket.
The hot water bottle: I didn't think I'd like this, since in the catalogue it looks like it's hard plastic, but it really looks like a hot water bottle that has been shrunk down into miniature. It definitely feels like rubber (though I suppose it could be that plastic that feels like rubber), and it even reads "Pleasant Dreams" on it.
Grade: A
Here are the necessities in proportion to Molly: