I was departing the nearby Oak Valley Park North when I spotted this nearby community book box…read more It's hard to miss, painted in bright yellow with pink and blue and then white shutters on the front on a baby blue stand. Very cool, folks! Very cool. Inside, two stuffed shelves with mostly hardcovers and thrillers on the top and children's and young adult on the bottle. Lots of good stuff here and I was happy to add a couple of my own paperbacks to the collection as I'm trying to reduce my own home library just a litttle. This box is apparently not part of the Little Free Library system and doesn't need to be. It's perfectly fine by itself. Thanks! [Review 16030 overall - 217 in Texas - 1535 of 2021.]

This box is located in the park and does not seem to be affiliated with the Little Free Library…read moreprogram. It is a bright green box with a single door. There is a small plaque on the box that reads, "Silver award project. Lily Dorris. Troop 2330. December 2020. Nicholas P. Sims Little Library." It also has the Girl Scouts logo. Inside the box, two shelves of books that now have four of my thrillers from my own library as I'm reducing my own library at home. None of the other books were interesting to me. [Review 16068 overall - 249 in Texas - 1573 of 2021.]

This big blue box is on a residential street and it's hard to miss. Double doors with transparent…read morepanels show a fully stocked library with a lot of books. Inside, two wide shelves that are also deep enough for many of the books to be double deep. Mostly paperbacks because those fit best. I was able to add my three from my own library that I'm working to cut back and I didn't take anything with me today. This is charter 111107 and has the title "Glenn's Little Free Library." The online caption reads, "In Memory of Glenn Myers. For the love of books." [Review 16016 overall - 204 in Texas - 1521 of 2021.]

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This free book sharing library box is located inside the Alvarado Parkway Park. It does not have a…read moreLittle Free Library placard and does not appear on their website, so it must be an independent one. The yellow box stands on two supporting posts and has a proper shingle roof. The single door has a rather rusty latch to keep it closed. Inside the box, a jumbled collection of mostly hardcovers that looked to be children's and young adult books that have been liberated (released?) from a local library as they still have their shelf labels on them. Nothing that really caught my eye today though the "Extreme Mountain Biking Moves" would probably crick my neck even reading about that sort of gravity defying fun. [Review 16055 overall - 240 in Texas - 1560 of 2021.]

Lucky Dogs Books is a book store that clearly serves its community. The store occupies one of the…read morehistoric former downtown Oak Cliff buildings on Jefferson. And the store is huge! There's a large corner with chairs up by the big glass windows that is very cozy. There are fans. Yeah. I love fans. I don't know if they have a book club but there is room for that! I didn't get a chance to really explore the store as I was on the hunt for children's books. I have to say that there was a very kind manager there to help, but children's books seemed to be everywhere in this midstore nook area that had children's books on shelves and in boxes on the floor. I didn't have the ability to get down low and check them all out. 75% of the books I looked at had some kind of minor boo boo. But I was realistic. If this was my child, I wouldn't care about that. They were clean. There were so many varieties. However, I was buying a gift and didn't know how the mother would feel. Really, most were in excellent shape considering we are talking kids here and I WAS looking for a two year old. In the end I found three highly regarded used books for $18 total. One had a spot of coffee or hot chocolate? Yum. lol Anyway, I found out they buy back books here. I can't really say that I absolutely understand the process, but I do know that STORE CREDIT is a big part of the plan. What a deal to keep recirculating books for reading. For those looking to make money on their books, they do offer cash for more current titles based on original sales price. They take into consideration condition and inflation. Just ask. Lucky Dog Books is a very intimate browsing experience. It's comfortable. They have DVDs, VHS tapes, Music - CD's, sets. And books. Check it out.

Good local independent book seller. They have a large selection of books that may well be of…read moreinterest to a diverse customer base.

Amazing service and turnaround time…read more I have Apex 5S-VRS wheels and two of them got a nasty curb rash from a pothole. These guys answered my call and quote immediately. Upon dropping off the wheels, I was met with a very friendly individual who was honest and straightforward. I dropped my wheels off and the next day they're ready as if they've never been damaged. Pricing was very fair for these wheels, since they're forged and brushed, at $185 per wheel. Absolutely glad these guys are around. From damaging my wheel Saturday to having them repaired by Tuesday is a true blessing from the Lord. 5/5

I had some curb rash on 2 wheels that needed to be repaired before I returned the leased vehicle…read more Dan responded quickly to my message and I took the car in later that day. Wheels were repaired and ready within 24 hours, as promised. Bill and Dan were friendly, responsive and professional and I was very pleased with the work. Price was fair and much less than the cost of a new wheel. Before and after photos attached. Many thanks to Wheel Repair 360. While I hope I never need them again, I wouldn't hesitate to go back to them or recommend them to others.

Located in Alvarado's Carver Park, this red painted box is under the picnic pavilion and is easily…read moreaccessible. Hard to miss as it is painted a farm barn red with yellow trim and stands on a yellow post. It looks like there might once have been a plexiglass window but that's gone. The door is secured by a latch. As it's is here in the picnic area, it should be mostly okay from the elements. Three shelves inside, divided into Adult, Teen and Kids. Unfortunately, it's just a big jumble today. But free books are free books and that makes it A-OK. There is parking in the park and there are picnic tables nearby if you'd like to sit and read. [Review 16154 overall - 332 in Texas - 1660 of 2021.]

As a used book fan, I was happy to discover this little gem in Mineral Wells. I could have spent…read moremore time (and money) than I should have searching through everything. Kyrin (sp?) who I think is the owner was vey nice and helpful. I'll definitely be back to see what new treasures have come in.

From the owner: Step into a world of books at our new bookstore! Located downtown, our cozy, inviting space is not…read morejust a bookstore but a community hub where book lovers gather for author signings, book clubs, and creative workshops. We offer a curated selection of classics and bestsellers across genres. From mysteries to romance, there's something for everyone. Explore with us and find your next favorite read!