Review on 📚 KidKraft Mint Study Desk with Chair: Drawers, Extra Storage, and Bulletin Board - Sturdy, Solid, and Kid-Sized Study Set for Ages 5-10 by Phillip Jaylon

I have a lot of children's craft furniture. It's usually firm, strong, and well made. It was not. I ordered this desk for the start of the school year during a pandemic. Unfortunately, the quality is below average in almost every aspect: 1. Parts were brittle and started breaking when I assembled them.2. The instructions came with a revision insert instead of a new instruction booklet. The part numbers in the manual and the application do not match.3. The screw mounts were not attached properly and fell off the parts.4. Some parts were defective from the factory. It would be absurdly difficult to send it back.5. The screws snapped on some parts because they were too long for the parts. I usually love children's furniture from Kraft so I was very disappointed when I came across this one. I specifically ordered this brand so I don't get a random English word "brand" from Amazon or an IKEA desk that doesn't last long. Instead, maybe next time I'll visit local furniture stores to see it for myself before buying. That.