Located just off Old Monroe Road on a residential street, there is room here to park while you…read morebrowse the library. It is a large red library box with a gray shingle roof. Standing on a thick single post, the library has two solid doors. Inside, a big selection of books including a lot of childrens, some fiction and paperbacks and hardcovers. All sorts of interesting options. I grabbed a Patterson that looked brand new and I am pretty sure I haven't read this one. This is charter number 95591 and the steward is listed as "Poplar Glen Book Exchange." The caption has links to their Facebook and Instagram. Perhaps they'll add a link to their Yelp, too! [Review 16897 overall - 3225 in North Carolina - 412 of 2022.]

Located in the parking lot of the Shiloh Baptist Church, I fully expected this Little Free Library…read moreto be mostly full of religious books and was not disappointed. And that's okay, with a copy of a billy Graham handbook and a New Testament and a Jesus Storybook Bible. I'm cutting down my own library at home so the addition of two thriller paperbacks should be interesting. The box is brown with a shingle roof. The exterior and interior are in very good condition and well maintained. This is charter number 54054 and the steward is Stephen Ritchie. The online caption reads, "Boy Scouts of America Troop 125 Eagle Scout Project by Stephen Ritchie, made possible thanks to the various donors and members of Shiloh Baptist Church and H&H Homeworks." [Review 15427 overall, 931 of 2021, number 2975 in North Carolina.]

This community book box is located in Fairview Park. It does not appear on the Little Free Library…read moredatabase so I believe it's just an independent library, not that there's anything wrong with that. The library is painted a brilliant white with a black shingle roof. The single door is secured by a simple twist catch. Inside, two shelves that are well overstuffed with books. A deep offering of books mostly on their sides which does make it a little challenging to see what's here. I did spot a hardcover thriller and a bunch of children's books. [Review 309 of 2024 - 3565 in North Carolina - 21343 overall]

This bright red box is located in the playground area at the Stallings Municipal Park. It is on a…read moresingle post and has a very sturdy shingle roof. Inside, three shelves (one tall and two shorter) that had very little on it. The library has had its door ripped off which is a shame. I have sent a quick email to the contact address for the steward to let them know. Hopefully they can repair it. The caption on the listing reads, "The Education Action group from Randall-Reilly was happy to place a little library in Stallings Park. One of our mission statements is "Propel People to Their Best Selves!" We felt there was no better way than to offer free books. We also feel every child should have access to free books for reading. It opens their minds and imaginations. We hope everyone enjoys what our Little Library has to offer." [Review 16896 overall - 3224 in North Carolina - 411 of 2022.]

Located in a residential neighborhood, this Little Free Library is easy to spot on the side of the…read moreroad. It's a wide enough street with a parking lane so you can stop easily but there is significant traffic here. Keep an eye out. The library is a light gray color with proper shingles. Standing on a single post with a single door, there is just the one shelf. However, the library is deep so there are two layers of books. It was quite full with a great variety of choices today. Self improvement, fiction, non-fiction, biography and much more. This is charter number 21004 and the steward has their name and email address on the LFL listing. The online caption reads, "We live on a busy street with a great sidewalk that goes on forever. Tons of people walk, bike, and run by every day. The library is right next to the sidewalk and is very accessible to people passing by." [Review 19095 overall - 3404 in North Carolina - 64 of 2023.]

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.]

This library is located at the Southpark Mall, to the left of Dick's Sporting Goods, next to the…read moreplayground and near the Suffolk Punch restaurant. On a Sunday morning, the playground was full of kids and parents running about and playing. The library is brown with brown trim on a single stand. It looks amazingly sturdy. Inside, two shelves full of mostly children's books which is appropriate considering the location. This is charter number 182992. It is listed on the Little Free Library site but there is no caption or steward's name. I also did not see anything on the library other than the usual plaque. [Review 2042 of 2024 - 3744 in North Carolina - 23062 overall]

This blue and white library box is located in the residential neighborhood of Chantilly, Charlotte…read more It is on a moderately busy surface street that parallels the Independence Expressway. The box has three shelves which makes enough room for the really tall books, paperbacks and a low shelf for "other stuff. Today, mostly fiction books and a cookbook. "Teeth are Not for Biting" is valuable advice for everyone. Very cute that they have directions and distances signs on the base pointing to Oz, 100 Akerwood, Cheshire, Narnia and other imagination places. This is charter 3161 and is operated by Elizabeth McKee. There is no other info on the LFL page. [Review 14505 overall, 2 of 2021, number 2754 in North Carolina.]

The Little Free Library system is great! I donate all my used books to random boxes around the…read morecity. The other day I found one I would enjoy. Thank you

This small free library is located at the street entrance to Wyanoke Park. It is out in the middle…read moreso it's super easy to spot even though it's brown wood with black trim. It stands on a single wood post. The library has a single door. Inside, two shelves of books. Today's offering was nearly all children's books with a few retired library books. Nothing that caught my eye but it might work for you or the kids that come to the park. This is charter number #84988. There is no steward listed but the caption reads, "This is a little free library for a Girl Scout Silver Award project set in Chantilly neighborhood park." [Review 2509 of 2024 - 3962 in North Carolina - 23521 overall]