This very pretty library is located at the corner of North Gardner Avenue and West Trade Street. It…read moredoes not appear on the Little Free Library map and does not have one of their markers on it. I was able to pull over in front of the house and stop so that I could browse the library. The box is blue with white trip and a wood roof that looks a lot like the home it stands in front of. There is a single door. The interior is in excellent condition and the books inside were almost neatly stacked. A good collection of hardcovers and softcovers today. The Daily Show one was my favorite. [Review 15383 overall, 885 of 2021, number 2934 in North Carolina.]

This green and white library box is at the first house on Gene Avenue and replaced an old Little…read moreFree Pantry that is still showing on Google Street View. It is on a single post. The door is not secured and inside the library are two shelves of books. Some taller ones are lying on their sides. Children's books, non-fiction, fiction, young adult and some science fiction. A variety but nothing caught my eye today. This library does not have a charter on it and it's not listed in the Little Free Library database map. [Review 2510 of 2024 - 3963 in North Carolina - 23522 overall]

Buried deep in the back of this residential neighborhood on a dead end street, you can't miss this…read morebright blue Little Free Library on the side. It is named "Big Blue" in its listing in the Little Free Library database map. On the library itself, a plaque indicates that it "In memory of Sally Ann Rex 1948-2024" Charter number 192005. Inside the double doors a single shelf of books. The variety included some children's books, retired library books, fantasy and more. Nothing that caught my eye today but maybe next time. There is ample parking to stop on the side of the road here. [Review 568 of 2026 - 4659 in North Carolina - 25750 overall]

There's no missing this adorable library box as it is painted a bright blue and shaped like Doctor…read moreWho's TARDIS. The streets are wide and quiet here so there was no issue with pulling over to browse the library. Double doors open to reveal two shelves of books. Some of the hardcovers were too tall to see the titles without pulling them out. Fiction, non-fiction, self-help, thrillers, reference, romance and more. There is a decent selection of reading here. The library does not appear in the Little Free Library database map so I don't know the steward. [Review 2552 of 2024 - 4004 in North Carolina - 23563 overall]

This cute library stands in front of the Winecoff Elementary School. It is not listed in the Little…read moreFree Library database or map. The blue library has a white top and a single wood door. Inside are two shelves, most of which appear to be retired library books. A few adult books but most are appropriate for the location, i.e., children's reading. There is a lot to choose from here. The library is directly in front of the school, you'll need to use the pickup lanes to access it so it will be busy during school time. [Review 1147 of 2024 - 3642 in North Carolina - 22171 overall]

This adorable Little Free Library sits out front of Christ the King Lutheran Church, the same…read morecampus that hosts Javesca Coffee, and we happened to spot it as we were heading in for a cup rather than for worship. It stands just off the outside patio area where people gather with their drinks, so it feels like a natural extension of the space, something you notice as you walk up and something that adds a little charm to the approach. The library stands tall on a black post, built in the familiar peaked‑roof shape, painted gray with black trim and fitted with a single door that opens easily. Inside, two shelves hold a tidy and surprisingly varied collection. The books are in good condition, with a mix of fiction, thrillers, childrens titles, and even a retired library book tucked in among them. It feels curated without being fussy, the kind of selection that makes you pause for a moment to see what might be worth taking home. This is charter number 200926 and it does appear on the Little Free Library database map, though there is no steward listed and no caption attached. Even so, it feels cared for, and its placement near the patio makes it a pleasant little discovery for anyone stopping by for coffee or simply passing through. [Review 154 of 2026 - 4544 in North Carolina - 25344 overall]