Came in to check it out. Thought I could pay a fine. Instead, no one is here. It's completely open!…read more You can sit and read alone or with others. There are books to take or read here. A section is for little ones, and a section for adults. You can also find information about the Hillsborough Library System: Hoopla online, tutoring, how to connect to the website, and more.

This Little Free Library is charter number 17650 which for some unknown reason is not currently on…read morethe LFL database map. But that's okay because it's here on Yelp now. This large gray box with a white top is unfortunately missing its door and that is unfortunate. Inside, a small number of books nearly stayed. Some interesting study books including one for the PSAT. The library is in front of the Giddens Dog Park and there street parking here and in the lot across the street at Giddens Park. [Review 15809 overall - 1388 in Florida - 1313 of 2021.]

This green box is located in an executive park and there is plenty of space nearby to stop your car…read moreand browse the library. It is just off International Speedway Blvd and not far from the speedway itself. Dark green that almost blends into the background with a metal roof, it is near the mailbox. The door is secured with a twist lock and inside, a single shelf with a collection of paperbacks that were mostly fiction and some children's books. "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" was a great read, maybe that goes with me today. This is charter number 82278 and the steward is "Early Learning Coalition Little Library". The online caption reads, "Publix Supermarkets sponsored and built this Little Free Library for our organization! The Library was installed by the Seabreeze Kiwanis Club and will be enjoyed by many families. We are excited to share this with our community and spread the message of the importance of reading, especially early literacy." [Review 15851 overall - 1427 in Florida - 1355 of 2021.]

Strolling into this bookstore and I knew I found a hidden gem for fellow book lovers like myself…read more From the moment I walked in, I felt at home. The owner was incredibly friendly and genuinely knowledgably about the book world. She took time to educate me and other fellow guests about the history of the store, which you can learn more from the newspaper clippings in the back of the store. She also talked to me about the Little Free Libraries, how they work, how to find all the registered ones online, and even encouraged me by saying I could host one myself. That conversation along made the visit feel special as you can see how passionate she is. The store has a wide selection of books, thoughtfully organized, with something for every kind of reader. My absolute favorite part was the cozy corner of vintage books - such a charming collection, each one priced fairly and appropriately for its condition and uniqueness. It felt like stepping into a little time capsule. Beyond books, they also carry comics and games, which adds to the fun and makes this place great for browsing, whether you're a serious collector or just popping in to explore. If you love books, community, and supporting small businesses with heart, this place is definitely worth a visit.

I was in the area when I came across Wilson's Book World, a secondhand bookstore, and decided to…read morestop in. Parking was easy to find in the store's lot. I was impressed by the wide selection of books in good condition, all of which were available at affordable prices. You can find a variety of genres here, making it a perfect place to spend quality time browsing and discovering new reads. The staff member working that day was knowledgeable about the books, knew exactly where everything was located, and was eager to provide recommendations and help find specific titles.

Kept trying to come here on Sunday- they're closed, but it kept being the only day I would have a…read morechance to go. FINALLY had a Saturday off, and I'm so sad I wasn't able to make it out here before now. I also brought a bag of books to sell. The processing for the books I brought took about 30 minutes (it was an IKEA bag FULL, I just needed to transfer to one of their bins). That gave me time to look around and see what they might have. Not all of my books were accepted, which was fine, because the reason this place is so big and yet does such good business is that the books are well currated to ensure that they are desirable. Older books, or less desirable are kept down to one copy, whereas more popular books may have three or four of the same book, but the book is popular enough that it will be sold. Value wise, the rare, signed, and first editions area is VERY reasonably priced. Value for books brought in is given as either cash (I was given a lesser amount this way) or store credit I walked out with a few of the sequels of book series I have the first and maybe second of, but this way I could complete the series for less. I also found a few books on my TBR that were available. Books are indeed at used book prices, not hugely marked up, so overall I considered the visit a huge win. Overall, I guess my complaint is only that this is the only location, and I wish there was a sister store more toward central or even the west side of Orlando.

Brightlight Books in is one if my favorite used bookstores in the area. The team is always so kind…read moreand helpful and the selection of books, games and movies is diverse and they even have decent selection of newer titles. The prices are also very reasonable and I feel like I receive a fair credit for books I bring to them for resale. I highly recommend supporting this business!

Owner is a lovely lady. Great exchange program. Very helpful. We love this store.! Lots of great…read moreand different books. A readers heaven. And she knows where everything is!

Think the staff does not like people or something - seems like she always argues and is Very Pushy…read morewith us everytime that I take my kids there. She Scares me on how she acts in front of my Kids like this - any time that we have been there. Last time, she would not stop yelling at my family "that SHE could SHOUT ALL she WANTED to". I politely asked her to Stop, but she continued Yelling across the store repeatedly over and over - until we just gave up and left. She even went outside and was Shouting across the parking lot. Will not take my kids there ever again. This was absolutely ridiculous. I did Not appreciate explaining a Violent and Disrespectful Adult acting this Unrespectable to or in front of my kids. Would you take your kids to experience this ? Prices are expensive - and credit isnt much for donating books anyway ... Guess they don't care about - nor want their customers. *** Lost us as customers. Bye ! ps: My wife doesn't seem to like taking the kids here either. Don't think that she has the patience to deal with people like this (the staff's weird behavior and Pushiness with people).

This brown library box with green trim stands on a single 4x4 wooden post in front of one of the…read moreplaygrounds of Gilbert Park. The single door is secured with a twist catch. It is in excellent condition. Inside, two shelves that did not have very much today. Some thrillers and paperbacks. Plenty of room for more but I'm already 4000 miles into this trip and I've stopped at over a dozen libraries along this trip so I have no new books to drop off. This is charter number 162933 and while it is not listed in the Little Free Library database or map, the plaque on the front indicates that it was "Donated by MDMS NJHS" which I assume is the Mount Dora Middle School's branch of the National Junior Honor Society. [Review 1031 of 2024 - 1907 in Florida - 22059 overall]

Nice when they are open . They don't seem to go by store hours but when open terrificread more

Just your average local used book store. Reasonable selection of books. A bit pricey but remember…read morethat you are supporting a local business. And when your done, there is an ice cream store next door. Overall, a nice place to find some used books.

This library is located along the dead-end road on the far side of the Cedar Key airport (CDK) and…read moreis a little hard to spot due to its coloring that matches the local landscape. Set on a single metal pole that must be buried very deep into the ground to have survived the hurricanes and other weather, it has a single door. Inside are two shelves that are well loaded with books. Hardcovers and paperbacks, mostly fiction and mystery today. Nothing that caught my eye that I haven't already read. There is also a small jar of doggie biscuits which is very nice. This is charter number 83617 and is in the Little Free Library database map with the caption, "For the pleasure of visitors to our Island." [Review 379 of 2025 - 2028 in Florida - 23941 overall]