This adorable library is located along one of the busier streets in Asheboro but it's easy to spot…read more What's particularly awesome about this Little Free Library is that it's designed to look exactly like the house it stands in front of! White with black trim, it is in fantastic condition. The doors in front slide open and inside, two shelves of dry books in great condition. All seemed to be childrens' books at this location which is perfectly fine with me. I did not have anything to add to the library to today and none caught my eye to go with me. This is charter number 53108 and it has the steward's name and email address on the entry online. [Review 2117 of 2024 - 3785 in North Carolina - 23136 overall]

This Little Free Library is charter 40996 and is located on the north side of Frazier Park. There…read moreare some street parking spaces nearby. The box is blue and has a black painted wood roof. There is a single door with a plexiglass front that is easy to open. Inside, there were only five or six books. Lots of room for more. [Review 13931 overall, 1253 of 2020, number 2574 in North Carolina.]

This place is a LOT to take in, but in a good way. As a book lover, Funko POP collector and a game…read moreenthusiast-this place was worth the trip. The selection of was out of this world with the variation of items. I was in the book selection for at least an hour. I will admit that I was taken a back by some of the prices since the items are gently used. Be sure to plan spending some time at this place during your visit-it's worth it.

An hour or two browsing the vast selection of books at McKay's is honestly one of my favorite ways…read moreto pass time. The store is massive and carries used books of every genre, as well as gently-loved puzzles, Funko characters, Squishmallows, toys, vinyl, movies, board games, CDs, video games, etc. It's a really fun place to browse and it has something for just about everyone. The store is organized pretty well considering how much inventory they have. My only complaint as a buyer is that most items are overpriced. For example, a used paperback copy of TJ Klune's House in Cerulean Sea is $17 and a lovely used puzzle I was looking at buying was $15. I would rather support McKay's than big-box stores or Amazon, but in this economy it is also hard to justify spending $5 - $10 more for a used version than I would a new one elsewhere. That being said, every now and then, I find a really good deal at McKay's. I purchased a paperback copy of Less by Andrew Sean Greer for 25 cents, which made my day. Selling books here can be slightly disheartening. I recently took in a stack of 18 books, including a popular hardcover which was being sold in the store for $17 at the time, and I only received $13 in store credit for the entire stack. I am not sure how this compares with other stores that buy used books, but in the future I will probably only sell items that I would have donated anyway so that any store credit, no matter how little, feels like a little bonus.

This Little Free Library is located in a small shopping plaza that has a pizza place. If you're…read morewaiting for your pie, pop over here. It is a larger library box, painted a beige color with red trim and a red roof. The library has double doors and inside are two shelves pretty well packed with all sorts. Lots of science fiction and thrillers. I've not seen so many Star Trek books! This is charter 18714 and the steward has their name and email address in the online listing. The caption reads, "This library is sponsored by Rougemont Ruritan Club. The Rougemont community has quickly embraced our library because we are a rural community somewhat distant from public libraries. Since most Ruritan clubs are located in rural areas we believe that they would provide valuable service to their communities by sponsoring a Little Free Library." [Review 18074 overall - 3322 in North Carolina - 1596 of 2022.]

This small library is located inside the south entrance to Joe C. Davidson Park. It is easy to spot…read moreas it is painted blue and gold, standing out from the greenery of this lovely park. The library has a single door but windows on three sides. A single shelf of books is inside. Some retired library books, some hardcovers and some paperbacks, Thrillers and romance and such. Easy and light reading. This is charter number 35466 and It is sponsored by the Burlington Women's Club Education Committee. It includes the date of September 2016. [Review 2407 of 2024 - 3863 in North Carolina - 23420 overall]

This gray painted library is on the corner of Iredell and Main Street in front of the church. I'm…read morenot sure if this is St. Josephs Episcopal Church or St. Basil the Great Romanian Orthodox Church but either way, the library is shaped and painted to look a lot like the church with the steeple roof and even a cross on top. Inside the library, I was expecting more religious books and there are some of them but also cookbooks and reference and classics and more. A little jumbled but still easy to see everything. It is in very good condition though parking is a challenge. The library does not have the Little Free Library plaque and does not appear in their database map. [Review 62 of 2025 - 4037 in North Carolina - 23630 overall]

Located on the corner of a residential street in a quiet neighborhood, this library is easy to spot…read moreas it is painted white with a black metal roof and black accessories. It stands out! The door is secured with a simply twist catch. Inside, two shelves of books. Nearly all paperbacks today with some romance, some fiction, a couple of children's books and more. I decided that the "Beer Lover's - the Carolinas" would come with me today for a browse. This is charter number 147309. The steward is not listed in the online listing and there is no caption. [Review 2441 of 2024 - 3897 in North Carolina - 23454 overall]

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.]

very helpful staff, good coffee, and a fun place to be...and great used books and dealsread more

I saw a $25 basket book sale shared on Facebook and had to come check it out. This spot was also…read morewithin walking distance of a coffee shop I'd been wanting to try.. so why not, right? THREE FLOORS. There are THREE floors worth of books. They are organized by topic, by author, by color and into little private nooks that I absolutely adore. I was here for over an hour just browsing and filling up my basket, but I could've definitely stayed longer. Definitely my new happy place. The gentleman working was also so kind in checking in periodically and asking if I needed any assistance.

This open library is at a corner that has both a bus stop and a traffic light with a wide sidewalk…read more That makes it easy to stop and browse. Painted white with a shingle roof, the library is open to the elements and easy to see what's here. Two shelves with a few books on the top shelf and the bottom shelf had a DVD and some blown leaves. This library does not have any identifying information as to the steward and I did not see it in the Little Free Library map. Still, stop by and check it out. [Review 2457 of 2024 - 3912 in North Carolina - 23469 overall]