Nook noun \ˈnu̇k\
1. chiefly Scottish : a right-angled corner
2. a : an interior angle formed by two meeting walls
I'd say that all of these components of the definition more or less describe my room at school. It is, in fact, located in a right-angled corner of the kindergarten hallway, and it most certainly consists of an interior angle formed by two meeting walls. I would say that for the most part, it's a secluded or sheltered part of the school (it's shaped such that a good part of the room is not really visible to people outside the room), and at times, I'd describe it as a recessed section of the kindergarten hallway/room.
b : a secluded or sheltered place or part nook and cranny> c : a small often recessed section of a larger room breakfast nook>
I spent a couple of solid hours making this described nook as homey as possible, and I'd say at this point, I'm mostly lacking a couple of things hanging from the ceiling to brighten up the room (I'm thinking some lanterns??).
Pretty much the entire length of the room
I HAVE THE SAME RUG! (for 34 students, mind you). Missing you!
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