Really cute bookstore! There are SO MANY BOOKS! You could spend the day browsing in here. Very well…read moreorganized and love their aesthetic. This is located in a shopping area so there is plenty of parking. It is a rather large bookstore. It was very busy when we went in but the staff was friendly and I was able to secure some books I had been looking for!

I thought this was a strictly religious bookstore until I looked up places that do resale - and I…read morewas pleasantly surprised that this place does it all and is a true gem in our community! They have new and used books for sale, as well as special copies, board games, puzzles, records, and DVDs. And they buy and sell all of it! The place is huge inside (much larger than it looks from the front), and if you sell things to them you can either get cash or store credit (you do get slightly more bang for your buck if you choose store credit). They do also have a large amount of theological texts. Anyhow, I highly recommend giving this place a try if you are looking for a local bookstore!

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.]

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 large library box is located in the parking area of the Dade Battlefield Historic Park near…read morethe visitor's center. Brown and white with a shingle roof, it is easy to spot. The single door opens to reveal two stuffed shelves with books. A nice variety of fiction, non-fiction, thrillers, sci-fi, self-help and more. Surely there is something here for your taste. This is charter number 52022 and the online caption reads, "The Little Free Library at Dade Battlefield Historic State Park was built by park volunteers. Dade Battlefield Historic State Park is the site of the start of the Second Seminole War. One hundred and eighty Seminole Indians ambushed 108 soldiers on December 28th, 1835. At the end of the battle only three soldiers survived. The little library offers history, nature, fiction and nonfiction books to the park visitor." [Review 20282 overall - 1784 in Florida - 1259 of 2023.]

You're gonna think I'm weird! Wait a minute, if you read my reviews, you already know that!…read more These wonderful folks deserve all the attention we can give them! One of my awesome Yelp friends, and perhaps the most active Yelper on this site, Bruce K., has reviewed tons of these little boxes and his efforts inspired me. From their website- Our Mission & Vision "Little Free Library is a nonprofit organization based in St. Paul, Minnesota. Our mission is to be a catalyst for building community, inspiring readers, and expanding book access for all through a global network of volunteer-led Little Free Library book-exchange boxes. Our vision is a Little Free Library in every community and a book for every reader. We believe all people are empowered when the opportunity to discover a personally relevant book to read is not limited by time, space, or privilege." It doesn't get more awesome than that! They have a great website and an app to help you find a box. Arriving- This box is on the Northbound side of US Route 27 and is beside a boat landing parking lot, a picnic area, and a Mexican restaurant. They are a snap to find and park. The Box- This one is nothing fancy and is Charter #16803 in their system. It is very well mounted as it should be to withstand Florida's hurricane season! It was packed with books of all types. There were thrillers, romance novels, young adults, paperbacks and hard covers and even children's books. It was so packed that I had trouble adding a couple of books that I donated myself. There was truly something for everyone and they're free! How to Help- Check their website. Find the closest box and donate. There's lots more you could do if you really get into it! Be sure to download their app that has lots of cool features. Conclusion- This is one of those organizations that needs 10 stars! Enough said! This box itself is in great shape and overstuffed with books so 5 stars!

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.

This small red white and blue library is located in front of the Grace Methodist Church in Lawtey…read moreand is just two blocks off from US-301. It's easy to spot from the street. The single door is secured with a hook and eye catch. The red door has a clear panel and you can see inside that there isn't too much room. Still, a few options that were mostly religious books that make sense considering the location. Nothing that caught my eye today. Signage on the library indicates that it is charter number 13068 but it is not listed in the Little Free Library database map. [Review 349 of 2025 - 2001 in Florida - 23911 overall]

This LFL box is located in front of the Humane Society, Not far from the road that parallels US1,…read morethere is space to stop and check it out. The white box with red door and metal roof is on a wooden post. Inside, a jumble of mostly fiction paperbacks. Other than cluttered, the interior is in good condition. The steward of charter 36141 is Carolyn Mudgette. Online, the caption reads, "St Augustine Sunrise Rotary has long partnered with Learn to Read of St Johns County, Inc at our annual fundraiser, The Rhythm & Ribs Festival. One of the projects we decided to take on was the installation of ten Little Free Libraries. We partnered with the Architectural and Building Career Academy at Pedro Menendez High School to build the libraries. This library is located at the St Augustine Humane Society and has many animal books." [Review 14595 overall, 94 of 2021, number 1211 in Florida.]