Cute little free library in the heart of a tight knit community. This one is stuffed with awesome…read morelittle kid books so stop on by for a visit and check it out!

It's a cute little library with many book options! Get ur old books and swap them out hereread more

I was so excited to find this charming little gem. I thought the address might been botched or that…read morethe person who posted the listing must have somehow been wrong but a close look at the single photo and some snooping around was rewarded with a very generous Little Free Library and the sense that I had discovered a wonderful, little know piece of Claremont. I was so excited after failing and then eventually finding this LFL that I took a few photos that would make it's location more clear. But once I thought about it I realized that the hunt and the eventual success were the most fun elements of the process. So I'll give no more hints than this. The address is correct and the photo is accurate. The selection was a bit thin and there is an unusual amount of room inside this LFL so if your bookshelves are bulging with items you've already enjoyed here's your chance to make someone's day! Go. Explore. Investigate. Discover. And make someone's day.

barrow a book, read a book, drop off a book. great idea. I want to set up one of these in Rancho…read moreCucamonga.

Great idea! Glad to see it was still there! Half the books were children's books. I gladly dropped…read moreoff 4 books and found 1 to take. Thank you!

Dare I say one of the prettiest, if not the prettiest, community book boxes. I could not find an…read moreofficial number for it, but it is directly across from an official box on Granada and The Toledo. Books range from Atlas Shrugged to one on Monogamy. Something for all?

The people who created this Little Free Library, whose official name is Not by Gaudi, put quite a…read morebit of effort into its design. Normally, this kind of decoration feels cluttered and tacky to me, but for something like a random LFL in Newport Beach, it's perfect. When we came to take and leave a book, we found the collection to be quite extensive, well organized, and clean. This LFL's owners definitely take pride in their neighborhood.

The Little Free Library is a wonderful way to bring books to young readers right where they live…read more It is a non-profit community based effort, that only needs a sponsor and a little piece of the grass near the sidewalk. This particular Little Free Library is perfectly placed across from the Chester Morrison Elementary School. It has both boys and girls books, including our adult daughter's favorite author when she was young Beverly Clearly, who wrote the Ramona series. Want to know more, visit: littlefreelibrary.org Enjoy, and come by with your child and let them borrow a book.

This beautiful, bright red Little Free Library was an unexpected discovery in the patio of Copa…read moreVida. It's the first metal LFL I've ever seen and it was awesome. Elegantly simple, rugged and with a beautifully designed latch, I was tickled to find it. It was packed full of so much interesting reading material that I took a couple home. But I realized that I had a book that I'd recently finished in the car with me so I made a deposit too. So....if you wind up here and stumble across a book about a woman who grew up privileged in Liberia before the revolution, TAKE IT! It's a heart breaker but it's an awesome read.

A brilliant idea for books that deserve to be read…read more Throughout America-there should be a Little Free Library where you can leave your books that deserve to remain in circulation. Check out their website for the location most convenient for you.

An absolutely lovely Little Free Library in front of a positively gorgeous home. I am shocked every…read moretime I visit Palm Springs at how otherworldly beautiful it is. And this one has a feature that I've never even imagined, a hook to tie up the dog's leash so you can linger and browse with both hands knowing that your rambunctious pooch is entirely safe. Just awesome! I was a little disappointed though to discover that the heads of the screws that attach the floor of the library to its post were fully exposed. I am NOT a handy guy and would never be called a woodworker but even I know that you'd want to countersink the screws. If you don't, you'll gouge and tear up any book that's slid along the library's floor. And sadly that's exactly what happening. So, beautiful LFL, gorgeous home, creative extra feature, just needs a little tune up.