Tiny treebound library between trees

A tiny two-level library sits cradled between two mature trees, intended to feel intimate and wondrous as twilight settles over the canopy. The structure shows glowing windows that spill warm amber light into the leaves, and hundreds of micro books visible on narrow shelves that suggest quiet industry and care. Surfaces are unlettered and clean with only tiny abstract markings on spines and boards to read as hand-tooled details. The air feels cool and still with a faint moss-scented hush and a soft haze that catches the window glow into gentle halos. Bark, aged wood, and woven rope provide tactile contrast, with the rope bridge and handrails rendered in fibrous texture and the shelves in varnished wood. Focus resolves crisply on the library facade and bridge connection in the foreground with moderate depth into the treetop layers behind. The light is warm overall with amber highlights, mossy green midtones, deep brown bark, and cool twilight blue shadows to shape forms. Frame the scene in a 16:9 horizontal crop, medium-wide viewpoint at eye level to show both trees, the two levels, and the span of the rope bridge, leaving balanced negative space to the left and right for context. A single lantern and a small ladder act as story cues to suggest recent use. Render in a detailed painterly illustration style with soft brush textures and fine line work to keep the tiny books legible.