Assembler of Miniatures Books Work from Home

March 9, 2026

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Are you a night owl, have small kids at home, retired, do you need to set your work schedule to fit your life? Save money on daily commute, work clothes and food costs?

Job Summary

The position involves tiny work, cutting, folding paper and glueing books. Most books are under 1” high. I supply all the book parts, glues and book board. You would pick up your supplies twice a week here in Marshallville and bringing back finished books at that time. You MUST be willing to travel to Marshallville twice a week. (Only Holidays are exceptions)

Responsibilities and Duties

This is a part time long term position. We would meet 2 days a week at which time you deliver completed books to me and I give you more books to complete. I meet on Monday and Thursday afternoons between 2pm and 4:00pm here in Marshallville. This meeting usually takes 5-10 minutes. I schedule meetings every 15 minutes. You MUST be willing to travel to Marshallville twice a week. This is a permanent long term position, with piece-work compensation. Great working opportunity for stay at home parents!

Qualifications and Skills

Quality-conscious
Strong work ethic
Eagerness to learn
Positive attitude
Ability to work neatly
Ability to meet deadlines

Required skills/abilities:

Must be able to cut a straight line. Most books are under 1” high.
Good vision for tiny work
Detail oriented meticulously neat
Have a low humidity, bright, odor free area for work at home
Ability to replicate existing construction process
Must be self-starter and willing to take the initiative, able and willing to work without direct supervision.
Have reliable transportation

Benefits:

Set your own schedule
Work from home
Training & support

You would be a subcontractor. Which means you would get a 1099 for earnings over $600.

Pay is Piece Rate: Each book you make CORRECTLY you receive $1.15 or more up to $3.00 per book.

Why Work Here?

“You can work at your own pace at home. Morning, Noon, or in the middle of the night. Quality is the most important aspect.”

Job Types: Contract, Part-time

Pay: $10.00 - $14.00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule

Schedule:

Choose your own hours

Application Question(s):

I meet on MONDAY and THURSDAY afternoons between 2:00PM and 4:00PM here in Marshallville. You deliver completed books to me and I give you more books to complete. This meeting usually takes 5-20 minutes. You MUST be willing to travel to Marshallville twice a week. (This is not flexible. Only major holidays are exceptions)

Are you able to make those times?…..

This is a part time long term position. You would be a subcontractor. Which means you would get a 1099 for earnings over $600. I like to set up payments via PayPal. It keeps all my bookkeeping straight. I would also pay you the day you drop off completed books. (Benefit: Most employers pay every other week)

Do you have a PayPal account?…..

Do you have 20 minutes to watch training videos? Do you have a very bright, odor free location in which to make books?
I'm finding the employees with 40 minutes or more travel time are not willing to drive to Marshallville after a few months.What is your drive time to Marshallville Ohio?
You will need a printer with ink for the first interview only. Do you have a printer?

Education:

High school or equivalent (Preferred)

Work Location: Remote

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