This bright blue box caught my eye as I drove past which is just as well as even though it does…read morehave a charter number, it is not on the Little Free Library database map. There is some parking on the side of the very busy roadway. As mentioned, bright blue with a blue corrugated roof, there was not much inside today. It was helped by the addition of my two thrillers from my own library that I'm trying to deplete. This is charter number 21615. [Review 15576 overall - 567 in Pennsylvania - 1080 of 2021.]

Located along the road towards the Utica Covered Bridge, this lovely and large Little Free Library…read moredid not have a designated place to stop my car. But it's a very quiet road and I pulled way over, so I think that was okay. Painted a light blue and with a shingled roof, there is a single plexiglass door panel. Inside, three shelves of books that were stacked neatly and quite full. A variety of mostly softcovers and mostly fiction, this is one of the better libraries that I've seen in a while. So many books! I ended up taking the Grisham hardcover with me and it will make its journey from Maryland to somewhere near Charlotte before going into another Little Free Library. This is charter 81252 and the steward is the "Catoctin Area Civitan Club." Thank you! [Review 15593 overall - 638 in Maryland - 1097 of 2021.]

Five stars for this amazing Little Free Library that has been made from a former phone booth that…read morehas been painted to look like a rocket ship. It is the largest library I've ever seen with several shelves of books, all stacked high. Paperbacks, hardcovers, fiction, reference, biography and more. There's something here for everyone. It might not be the tidiest display but it is clean and dry inside. I would be surprised if you didn't find a book here to take. Definitely very cool. This is charter number 30071 and the steward is Cheryl. The online caption reads, "Good Life Corporation - A small company supporting people with intellectual disability to live, work and play in the community. Our mission is to provide FUN, secure, person centered services for adults with disabilities. We love to do Random Acts of Kindness for members of our community. We wanted some new, different ideas to spread happiness and good will. So, we searched the internet for ideas and we came across the Little Free Library. Built by our own Good Works crew." Awesome! [Review 15108 overall, 610 of 2021, number 1323 in Virginia.]

Love this LFR! It's the most unique one I've ever seen! Crafted to resemble a rocket, this library…read morereally takes off! What a creative way to display books to keep the reading community inspired and well read! There's such a nice variety in here too! Several shelves filled to the brim for any voracious reader! Classics, reference, best sellers, self help, travel and even some thought provoking spiritual gems!! The steward of this "ship" could come down the to earth once in awhile to organize it a bit. Or anyone who stops by could also be sure to leave it tidy, but nevertheless, it's out of this world! If you see this cool LFL don't blast off by, land here and check it out!

Was very much impressed by the location of this brand new little Free Library . It is in a great…read moreand awesome location not very far from Hunter's Woods Elementary School where students can pick up and drop off books whenever they want to. It is certainly well maintained, organized and organized by it's owner and steward. 2 thumbs up indeed By The Way.

I was pleasantly surprised to find out that there is a super awesome little free library at the…read moredistrict Wharf but it was not very full By The Way. Only about 6 books inside

Have enjoyed visiting this brand new and super awesome little free library. The exterior design…read morehas been well thought out and designed by the library's sponsors. It certainly is very easy to get to and access from Freetown Drive and the nearby sidewalks. It is a super awesome and spectacular little Free Library that is well worth visiting and it is well maintained, organized and taken care of by the Way indeed.

A great selection here…read more Small and fantastic little library. I love discovering new books or just seeing what treasure ms people left for seekers of literary enlightenment. Only downside is that there were in an inordinate number of mosquitoes going for my unprotected sandaled feet while i perused. Books are worth the risk.

This lovely wooden community book box is standing in front of the Christ Reformed United Church of…read moreChrist in Shepherdstown. Three tall shelves with a single door and a wooden roof. Inside, a great selection of paperbacks and hardcovers in an assortment of genres. I don't know that I've ever read Tom Clancy's Cardinal of the Kremlin so that came with me today. What's super about this library is that they have a hook for your dog leash as well as two small tubs of doggie treats. How awesome is that! This is charter 69300 and the steward is Gayle Bach-Watson. The online caption reads, "Our Little Free Library is an outreach ministry to the community around us. It contains books for all ages, as well as treats for our four-footed best friends, and there is a leash hook so you can hook your dog's leash while you brows the books. We invite all to check out our new library, which was dedicated December 17th, 2017. "Life is sweeter when we journey together." Blessings to all ~ Christ Reformed United Church of Christ" [Review 15609 overall - 61 in West Virginia - 1113 of 2021.]

This wooden Little Free Library stands on Main Street in front of the former Resurrection Reformed…read moreChurch which is now operated by the South Mountain Heritage Society as a museum. The box is stained in a light color and has a wooden shingle roof. A single door with three shelves inside that have a small collection of books. Mostly paperbacks with a couple of magazines and one Bible. The sign indicates that it is a Little Free Library but there is no charter number posted and it is not on the website or database. There is street parking in front. [Review 15597 overall - 642 in Maryland - 1101 of 2021.]