Physical Location: 1512 Harbor Blvd…read moreBelmont, CA 94002 This Little Free Library was perhaps the minist LFL I've ever seen! A definite Lincoln Log cabin to be sure! There are a few drawbacks to this location. Because of the hill the home sits on, there isn't really a good place to park, it's also inconvenient in that it's pretty far onto this home's property and looks very similar to a mailbox. The box also has a few spider issues - so those who are a bit afraid be warned. This locale had almost entirely children's books, Boxcar Children, Pony Pals, etc and had some math flash cards in the back. It was a super cute design, but I'm just not sure how often people with kids would be driving up this road or how good at weathering the outdoors this box will be. All in all the lil'ist Little Free Library I've come across, but probably one that needed a bit more thought put into it.

Physical Location: 2700 Belmont Canyon Road…read moreBelmont, CA 94002 This was our third (and the honey's favorite!) location of the day. It was up in the twisty hills of Belmont and he adored seeing the fancy mailboxes dotting the houses in this area! This Little Free Library had perhaps the best quality and quantity of books for the day. There were a ton of advanced reader copies, mostly adult fiction novels. The variety of the genre's was really quite surprising and this may be a regular for us to stop by! I would have liked to have seen a bit more decoration on this one, but definitely super cute nonetheless! Yay Little Free Library!

"Surprising find in Redwood City"…read more I was on my way to a beer brewery, and happened to see this beautiful little box on a pleasant street corner. It is colorfully painted, and in excellent shape. Notice the big sign, "Free books for kids!" As you can see from the photos, it is really a treasure! Jam-packed with books as well. This little library is definitely one of the more attractive, creatively designed boxes I have seen. Check out those photos! Also notice the cute stump at the base of fhe library post, as well as the custom designed brick structure foundation. Someone obviously went to a lot of trouble to create this wonderful treasure. Thank you for taking the trouble to provide this community resource.

This is another one of those cute little free library boxes that you see around so often. This one…read morewas stuffed short of ramshackle with all kinds of different books. Don't miss the little colorful rocks down below as well. The box could use some TLC I think.

"Complete with Free Hand Sanitizer!"…read more I happened to spot this beautiful, well constructed Little Free Library as I was driving past the area today on the way to find a geocache. It is really bright and well made, and stocked with plenty of books. There were even overflow books in a cardboard box below. Plus, they offer free hand sanitizer. You can't do any better than this: Free books plus free hand sanitizer! Thank you for taking the time to build this wonderful little Library

Physical Location: 3203 Curtiss St…read moreSan Mateo, CA 94403 This was the second on our jaunt and was a bit hard to find (at the end of Curtiss street, around the corner from the home that's listed) but had enough Sci Fi books that the honey wanted to leave one of his for solidarity sake. This Little Free Library was on the larger side, usually the size I see at when the LFL is at a school or daycare, but because it looked to be at the beginning of a trail it might be a popular locale for the locals! Especially since it looked a little sparse. All in all a nice little area, and wish we could have gone for a walk!

this small barn look-alike red & little library (#37575) has a small selection of fiction &…read morechildren's books. reads: "Secret Garden" (Frances H. Burnett) illustrated *story of a spoiled 9 year old girl born in India who had to make major adjustments when her parents died and she had to move to England. -Mary Lennox moved in with her uncle who lived in the countryside. -his servants wouldn't be waiting around catering to her whims. Mary had to learn to take care of herself. Mary could only learn from Ben, a handyman, and Dickon, a boy who made friends with all the animals. -Mary spent her time investigating all the rooms. on the outside, she discovered a garden locked and neglected since her Aunt died. -Mary discovers Colin, his uncle's son, who is bedridden, seemingly paralyzed and on the verge of death. -Mary shows Colin the "secret garden", convinces him he's not dying. gets him to join her in restoring the garden. Colin also finds he's not a cripple at all.o

Came for my 30th birthday, left with one less irrational fear…read more I'm terrified of heights, but Nakela was so calm, funny, and reassuring that I somehow ended up actually enjoying myself. He made the whole experience feel safe and unforgettable. If you're on the fence (or white-knuckling it like I was), book with Nakela. He'll have you conquering fears and grinning the whole way. Thanks for making my 30th one I'll never forget!!! You rule!!

What a phenomenal experience! I surprised my husband with a Fly with Friends experience. No flights…read moreexperience needed, a pilot goes up there with you. Alexis took care of the takeoff and landing, and did an excellent job coaching my husband during the flight. I recommend this for anyone that wants to try flying and/or see the Bay Area from through new eyes'

"Drink beer, then Read a Book!"…read more This little Free Library is right outside the Devil's Canyon Brewery. In other words, this spot combines two great hobbies--beer drinking and reading books. However, there is no requirement to drink beer before browsing the books. The books are free, but the beer is not. Well, I admit I don't know that for a fact, but I'm pretty sure they don't give free beer here. The day that I visited, the little library was jammed full of books. However, this box could use some TLC. It's pretty shabby looking. On the other hand, it's hard to argue with free. There's plenty of parking right next to the library. There's even a lot of shady spots. I think those spots are reserved for beer patrons, but I don't think they'll yell at you if you read a book. At least no one ran out and yelled at me. On the other hand, they probably knew I would be buying a beer or two soon.

They've moved away from the boutique-y experiment from a few years ago, and are back to being a…read moredecent Goodwill outpost.

Walked in was greeted right away! Now those that know! That is an Aplus!…read more The same lady that was working her bins off! Complimented my daughter on her dress! Now that makes a persons day. Off to the cashier! She was the most funniest, sweetest lady ever! We will be back. My baby girl found a million good finds!