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[[Image:'s Store.jpg|200px|thumb|left|The interior of Nook's Cranny, as it appears in ''[[City Folk]]''.]]
[[Image:'s Store.jpg|200px|thumb|left|The interior of Nook's Cranny, as it appears in ''[[City Folk]]''.]]


Nook's store supplies a wallpaper, a floor, a [[flower]] seed, medicine, two peices of furniture, two tools and some writing paper. 'Nook's Cranny' is a parody of 'nook and cranny', meaning a small corner or hole.
In ''City Folk'', Nook's store supplies a wallpaper, a floor, a [[flower]] seed, medicine, two peices of furniture, three tools and some writing paper. 'Nook's Cranny' is a parody of 'nook and cranny', meaning a small corner or hole.


[[Category:Nook's Shops]][[Category:Buildings]]
[[Category:Nook's Shops]][[Category:Buildings]]

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The inside of Nook's Cranny, as seen in Animal Crossing.
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The outside of Nook's Cranny, as seen in Animal Crossing.

Nook's Cranny is the first of Tom Nook's stores, in both Animal Crossing, Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk. At the beginning of the game, the player will have a part-time job at Nook's Cranny, to help pay off their mortgage. this will involve making deliveries, writing letters and meeting the residents of the town. For Tom Nook to expand his Nook's Cranny shop into a Nook 'N Go, the Players will need to spend at least 25,000 bells at Nook's Cranny.

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The interior of Nook's Cranny, as it appears in City Folk.

In City Folk, Nook's store supplies a wallpaper, a floor, a flower seed, medicine, two peices of furniture, three tools and some writing paper. 'Nook's Cranny' is a parody of 'nook and cranny', meaning a small corner or hole.