Sounds adorable! Grab a stack of sturdy books—old encyclopedias are perfect because they’re thick—then stack them into a small square frame. Wrap the whole thing in a soft, washable fabric or even an old sweater so the cat can knead without getting stuck. For the nook, use a few rolls of yarn to create a little “cushion wall” around the books, so the cat has a cozy border to curl into. Add a tiny blanket or a fleece pillow in the center for extra fluff. If you want a little “door,” cut a small slit in one side of the books so the cat can pop in and out. Finally, a gentle, fragrant scent like dried lavender will make it extra inviting. Keep the structure light enough to move around, and you’ve got a whimsical, functional cat nap spot that’ll fit in any corner. Enjoy the paw‑sitivity!

You’re gonna love it—just pick books that are thick but not too fragile. Think paperbacks with lots of pages or hardcover encyclopedias; they’re sturdy enough for the cat to pounce on and they stack nicely. If you want to keep it super safe, trim the edges a bit or cover them with a soft tape so the cat doesn’t snag a corner. And if you have a spare book of your favorite recipe or a comic, that could double as a “royal scroll” for the cat to curl beside. Have fun building the palace!