I was in the area to check out some decorations and here it was another Free Little Library Box!…read moreNice community in this part of Burbank as well. A few decent books, if you live in the area, check it out, get some, donate a few! I never get tired of discovering these community book boxes, the more the merrier! It's the best idea ever!

It's a cute little library with many book options! Get ur old books and swap them out hereread more

Dare I say one of the prettiest, if not the prettiest, community book boxes. I could not find an…read moreofficial number for it, but it is directly across from an official box on Granada and The Toledo. Books range from Atlas Shrugged to one on Monogamy. Something for all?

This is a huge Little Free Library built and installed, it appears, by the local Rotary Club. I…read morelove the airport motif and the colorful shingles. It's fun and playful and huge. But it's nearly empty! This Little Free Library needs some love. And about 50 books!

This Library is free but it is by no means little…read more It sits in the Police Station among toys and kid-sized chairs in an effort to make a visit to the Police Station a little less intimidating or maybe boring for the kiddos. I get the impression that it doesn't get much use but it sure does have a selection! So, if cops don't scare you, and your little one's looking for something new to read, come by the Police Station. It's open 24 hours a day and you never have to worry that your book will be overdue!

I was so excited to find this charming little gem. I thought the address might been botched or that…read morethe person who posted the listing must have somehow been wrong but a close look at the single photo and some snooping around was rewarded with a very generous Little Free Library and the sense that I had discovered a wonderful, little know piece of Claremont. I was so excited after failing and then eventually finding this LFL that I took a few photos that would make it's location more clear. But once I thought about it I realized that the hunt and the eventual success were the most fun elements of the process. So I'll give no more hints than this. The address is correct and the photo is accurate. The selection was a bit thin and there is an unusual amount of room inside this LFL so if your bookshelves are bulging with items you've already enjoyed here's your chance to make someone's day! Go. Explore. Investigate. Discover. And make someone's day.

barrow a book, read a book, drop off a book. great idea. I want to set up one of these in Rancho…read moreCucamonga.

I saw a Yelp friend check in once upon a time and I was intrigued. I bookmarked it and decided I'd…read morecheck it out sometime . Oliver's Free Little Library is such a sweet and wonderful concept. It's a small library in the shape of a cat, it sits in front of a private home and is well stocked with a diversity of books. I had a brand new book in my trunk so I made my trade. This little library is nestled deep in a Silver Lake neighborhood. I wish my neighborhood had something like this. We lucked out with parking since the street is a narrow residential street. If you do visit, keep in mind you're in a quiet residential area. You can always park your car by the Silver Lake reservoir and take a short walk up .

We came by to make our own trade. This Little Free Library is pretty tucked away and there's a few…read morepot holes going up the hill. Like the pictures show, it's creatively shaped like a black cat, sitting just behind a white, picket fence. It's got little cat quotes from Charles Dickens and Leonardo da Vinci neatly scrawled on it in blue paint and a penatgonal door with two latches. Its two shelves were packed with a pretty diverse selection of books, including a few for children. I left a copy of T.C. Boyle's "Riven Rock" and picked up a curious volume on conspiracy theories. I'm a fan of the whole program, and it takes guts to put your address out there the way these little library owners do.