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Dad of the year? A father spent 18 months building a fairytale tree for his daughter's bedroom

And it looks CLASS.

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THE ADORABLE STORY of how one daughter’s bedroom has been transformed by her dad is taking the internet by storm today.

She really wanted a fairytale-style tree in her room - and dad delivered.

“My daughter wanted a fairy tree in her room that she could sit inside and read books, climb the branches, and also have a top sitting area.”

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The dad shared the project to Imgur last night, and it’s already been viewed over a million times.

The place looks beyond class.

It took him 18 months of work, but he delivered the goods

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In a detailed post to Imgur, he showed what the room looked like before

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And every stage of the process

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Which might just put him favourite for dad of the year award

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As he says, his daughter was a “happy customer” as he worked nights and weekends after his regular job

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He created a little bit of paradise

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And it’s now the most famous kid’s bedroom on the internet this week

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Well played.

Written by David Elkin and posted on DailyEdge.ie

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