Physical Location: 1055 Minnesota…read moreSan Jose, CA 95125 As we were heading back from the Byerly location we stumbled across this super cute telephone themed Little Free Library! This one was perhaps the honey's favorite because of the style and being down the street from a Starbucks he frequents. I added a few volumes (we had a big bag to donate today) but beyond nabbing a couple quilt books this locale mostly had military fiction so the honey didn't find anything he liked. Personally I really loved that this locale had a solid closing mechanism to the door, far too many LFL's sometimes have issues with the wind and weather because they don't lock. I love Little Free Libraries and this one is crazy close to downtown WG - so I'll probably be visiting it often! Yay Little Free Library!

Since moving to Japantown and taking walks to explore our cute new neighborhood, we've discovered…read moreLittle Free Library - and I'm obsessed! Each Library has it's own unique feel that makes it something really special - I've seen some plain white almost like an old-school library look, some painted in beautiful bright colors, some decked out as a London phone booth and so many more fun & creative designs. My favorites are the ones that are decked out to be mini versions of the homes they are in front of! Follow them on Instagram for a fun look at all of the Libraries: https://www.instagram.com/littlefreelibrary/ These Libraries are a fantastic spot to drop off any books that you no longer want and maybe pick up a gem or two for yourself! For a full list of locations, to donate or to start your own Little Library, be sure to visit their website: https://littlefreelibrary.org Happy Reading!

Physical Location: 1061 Byerley Ave…read moreSan Jose, CA 95125 This Little Free Library locale sported a bunch of fabulous 30 something summer reads for the engaging woman! And even had a few fun dvd's to trade. This library even had something I hadn't come upon before, a little free bench! Great for a mid morning stroll down the block and a quick reading rest break :D Yay Little Free Libraries!

This beautiful little free library is conveniently located near the park. While walking to the…read morepark, children can also grab a book or read one while taking a break from playing. Not only can kids visit this little library, but their older sisters, brothers, and parents can too. This little library is separated into two parts, the bottom shelf being kids books and the top being novels and longer reads intended for an older crowd. For those who don't know how the little free library works, it's basically kind of like a big bird house. Except instead of housing birds, it houses about two or so rows of books. The rule is: you take a book? You should leave a book. Judging by how stocked this library is, it seems that the neighborhood definitely does its part of being fair and following that rule which is awesome! There is also info you can find online on how to find these hidden gems in your neighborhood.

Physical Location: 3864 Pinehurst Dr…read moreSan Jose, CA 95118 This locale, our second on a Little Free Library run, was just about as cute as our last. The honey loved the book selection, and was incredibly tempted by a cryptography book. I was excited to drop off a couple books I've had for a few years but never read and trade for a couple hardbacks that caught my eye. I'm super excited to read them! We loved the stonework near the Library and the gorgeous stone turtle was so cute! Yay Little Free Library!

Wow, this library is the most packed one I've seen yet. It was painted a mellow blue and guarded by…read morea cute stone turtle. It was loaded with books. Loaded as in my sister and I had to take everything out to be able to see the books behind and so we could maneuver our way to see everything. I think it's great to see that this one must get a good amount of foot traffic and that everyone loves these little libraries as much as I do!

Physical Location: 1786 El Codo Way…read moreSan Jose, CA 95124 This Little Free Library was super cute! It boasted several quotes on its doors and 'book holiday ornaments' made from book pages within it. It even had a string of led lights on it's roof! I liked their early 30's - 40's assortment, heavy on children's, parenting, and marriage books and the space seemed really well taken care of - nice to find after another nearby listed LFL was gone when we dropped by. Yay Little Free Library!

This little library looks like there is a lot of care put into it. There is a photo of the woman…read morewho owns this LFL and while we were visiting, she even came out to say hello! There are christmas lights adorning the library. A couple of cute quotes also decorate the doors. The arrangement of books were mostly kid friendly and had more children's books. Bookmarks are also available to take, which I think was a great touch!

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood in San Jose is this little Free Library. the books cover lots of…read moredifferent subjects from kids books and mystery novels to political and science, depending on any given day. people are encouraged to take a book for themselves or even leave one. what a great way of sharing. :D

Very cool idea for warmth and friendliness and sharing with neighbors! I will contribute a book…read moreevery so often for inspiration and joy! I hope we can make more of these in the neighborhood! Thanks folks for caring and sharing!

"Well-Constructed Little Library"…read more While biking in the area, I I happened to come across this Little Free Library. It appears to be nearly new and well-constructed. It's also tastefully painted in a bright, beautiful shade of green, with black hardware trim. The hinges and the clasp all worked great. The library is on the grounds of a fairly large church, right next to the entrance. There is lots of free parking close by. The day that I visited, the box was jammed with all kinds of fun books. Special thanks to the members of this church for setting up this little library for the community.

Physical Location: 3864 Willowood Dr…read moreSan Jose, CA 95118 This was literally the cutest Little Free Library I'd seen yet. A lot of work went into the Library, It had an absolutely adorable knob (pink with bubbles and sparklies) and either side boasted tiny windows with silhouettes, flowers, and a balcony. Behind the Library was a wishing tree and opposite it was the most adorable reading bench. This location was also stuffed with books in all genres, but was definitely for older 20+ crowd. We'll definitely be returning to this location! With all the cute additions, it's my favourite so far!

Details are everything. Not that you should ever judge a book by its cover, but it doesn't hurt…read morethat this little free library is one of the cutest in the area. I love how it's perched on a fence and even has its own little white fence w/ a woman & cat silhouette in the window. There were only a couple children's books at this location while the majority were books for an older crowd. A bench is conveniently there if you want to sit and read as well! The thing that caught my attention the most is that they have a good juju tree. Basically having good juju is kind of like having good vibes or good karma. You take a cloth, think about your wish or positive thought while tying it to the tree. As my sister and I stood there staring at the beautiful colors, wishing we could do it, our eyes caught sight of the basket pinned to the bottom of the tree. There are pieces of cloth provided!! So we went ahead and made our wishes and tied our pieces of cloth. Thank you to the people of this little free library for such a great library, bench, and good juju tree!

Physical Location: 477 Snyder…read moreSan Jose, CA 95125 This was the last Little Free Library we stopped into on our LFL tour. It boasted a super cute painting on the outside and a fairly good assortment of genres, though we didn't find anything that peaked out fancy. The street is really quiet and the neighborhood is a bit small and peaceful, you almost wish they had a bench at this location. Yay Little Free Library!

While my sister and I were on our Little Free Library adventure, this one had to be the hardest to…read morefind. We were used to how most of the LFL's we visited, you would see the front part, with the characteristic clear, glass window that you can see the books through. From the street however, it just looks like a pale, yellow box. The words Little Free Library are cutely written, but when you're driving, the writing is easy to miss. None the less, this LFL was wonderful. It had a little notebook and pen inside for visitors to sign or write notes. Judging by the sweet notes left and very scribbly handwriting, I could see that many kids enjoyed this notebook and little library!