This library is located along Creek Bend Drive in front of a small wildlife observation deck that…read moreoverlooks the creek and a wetland area. There are some benches there and this library. The library is green with beige trim which could make it a little hard to spot. It is on a single green post. Inside, two shelves of books that are all dry and secure. A mix of paperbacks including some young adult, fiction, reference, childrens and more. Quite a lot of reading available here. This is charter number 109615 and it is officially "Emma's Girl Scout Silver Award Project." The caption in the listing in the Little Free Library database map reads, "This Little Free Library is part of Emma's Girl Scout Silver Award project. Emma loves to read & wanted to share the joy of books with others." [Review 2534 of 2024 - 3987 in North Carolina - 23546 overall]

This library is located in the parking lot of the Raeburn Swim Club. If the gate is closed, you can…read morestill walk up to the library and browse. If the gate is open, easy! Two shelves in this library and most of the books were on their sides. A mix of hardcovers and paperbacks. Some reference, young adult, mystery, science fiction, and a lot of children's books. Nothing that caught my eye today. This is charter number 112068. The steward has listed their email address in the Little Free Library database map but there is no caption. [Review 2532 of 2024 - 3985 in North Carolina - 23544 overall]

One of the most adorable Little Free Libraries, this one is set up to look just like the steward's…read morehouse, right down to the windows, doorknob and shingles. So cute! Standing on a single post in a neighborhood of larger houses on a wide street, there's plenty of room to make a u-turn here and park in front to browse. No one is going to disturb your car here. Inside, two neat shelves with a great variety of books. Some childrens, some paperbacks, some hardcovers. A biography of Diana Spencer caught my eye but the Grisham novel will go home with me today. This is charter number 30398 and the steward is Nancy Strickland. The online caption reads, "An enthusiastic friend and I read an article about the Little Free Library and we thought it would be a great idea for our neighborhood! Our neighborhood has a book club and we thought together we could maintain our library. My friend and co developer has a talented father who built our library to resemble a home in our neighborhood. A talented friend and former neighbor painted our home to look like a brick house. I'm the lucky one to host the library in my yard." [Review 16541 overall - 3168 in North Carolina - 51 of 2022.]

Located on a dead end street that is large homes on both sides, there is little traffic here…read more(vehicle or pedestrian) and plenty of space to stop your car. The red library box is easy to spot and has a flat shingled roof with painted windows on both sides. Cute! A single door reveals two shelves of books. Mostly paperbacks today, leaning towards thrillers and mystery books, I did find one to take with me and dropped off two from my own shelves. The outside and inside of the box are in good condition, dry inside. This is Little Free Library 99649 and the steward is Strassner Free Library. The caption reads, "Built during Corona 2020. Zachary Strassner primary designer and builder. Painting by Anna." [Review 15396 overall, 898 of 2021, number 2946 in North Carolina.]

A cute community book box that is in the cul-de-sac next to the picnic pavilion in the Deerfield…read moreCreek neighborhood. This is at the very end of the development past several stop signs so I would imagine that most patrons are on foot and live here. A wood library with a black roof, it stands on a single post. The door is secured with an eye book and inside, a single shelf of books that were neatly arranged though one large book was sideways. Paperbacks and hardcovers, a variety of books that appeared to be mostly for adults but "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" brought back memories. Good reading options here. This is charter number 172265 and it is the Deerfield Creek Little Library with this caption, "One day, a few Deerfield Creek moms were talking about what to do with all the books that were read a few times but never touched again. One comment led to another and our very own DFC Little Library was born! The idea is to get you out and about in our beautiful neighborhood and enjoy the exchange of books. Happy Reading!" [Review 90 of 2025 - 4062 in North Carolina - 23658 overall]

This large library is located in a homeowners neighborhood that has wide streets, making it easy to…read morestop to browse the library and not be concerned so much about traffic. Easy to spot this mostly white painted library next to the stop sign. Two doors secured by magnets reveal two shelves with a variety of books. Some retired library books, hardcover thrillers, paperbacks, romance, biography and a bunch of children's books. There's definitely something for everyone who reads in here. Charter 10420 (low number!) is in the Little Free Library map with the email address of the steward and a caption, "This beach theme Little Free Library was made with actual beach sand, and shells. The ocean waves re-created are designed to set your mind in relaxation mode for your reading adventure. Thanks to Angela for her design & talent in this unique creation. There are books for everyone and all ages too! Two shelves contain material for young readers, as well as adult titles on the shelf above. We even have a curator, Rita, to keep everything organized. Check out our other locations in the area for additional selections. #itshappeninghere" [Review 2388 of 2024 - 3849 in North Carolina - 23402 overall]

This is library charter 77196. It's located at a street corner in a residential neighborhood. The…read moreblue and green box is on a single post and has two doors. The inside is chock full. Paperbacks, fiction and even a few kids books. Unfortunately, there is no information on the library steward. The caption is "A fun neighborhood LFL with an ocean themed paint job with lots of sea animals!" [Review 15057 overall, 559 of 2021, number 821 in South Carolina.]

This green-painted library is located along a residential street in a quiet neighborhood. It's easy…read moreenough to spot as it's just next to the street. The two doors are secured with a catch. Inside, two very stuffed shelves of books. I spotted children's books, fiction, science fiction, reference, young adult, thrillers and more. It's got quite the selection. This is charter number 98463 and it has the steward's name in the online listing in the Little Free Library database map. There is no caption or address so I hope I've gotten this one right. [Review 2536 of 2024 - 3989 in North Carolina - 23548 overall]

This blue library is located outside the Rea Farms STEAM Academy but it separate. The library is…read moreeasy to spot as there is little foliage here and they have kindly set up a nice bench next to it. When school is not starting or ending for the day, it is easily accessible. The library has a single door secured with a twist catch. Inside, two shelves of books, most of which were on their sides today. Most looked to be children's or young adult but a few thrillers were in there. Some of them are retired library books. This is charter number 136177 and the entry in the Little Free Library database map does not list a steward. [Review 2528 of 2024 - 3981 in North Carolina - 23540 overall]