I spotted this blue and gold library box near Jacksonville's Riverwalk Park in a shaded area where…read morethere is adequate parking. The large box has a single door, opening on the left and standing on a single post. Inside the box, an excellently displayed selection of mostly paperbacks. The inside is in excellent condition and the books were dry. This is charter number 99256 and it is not on the Little Free Library map. It is operated by the New River (Onslow County) Rotary Club. [Review 15505 overall, 1009 of 2021, number 3047 in North Carolina.]

This converted newspaper dispenser is located in Wilson's Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park. It is…read morepainted a very pretty red white and blue that makes it hard to miss even with all the sculptures about. Inside, a very limited selection of books and an audio book set or two. Not great and I'm bummed that I had already added my own books to an earlier visit at another LFL because this one needs the help. The box is sponsored by the Wilson Chamber of Commerce and the Wilson Times. It is not on the Little Free Library database and I don't see the charter number posted. [Review 15524 overall, 1028 of 2021, number 3064 in North Carolina.]

This small library is located in front of the Wilmington Health Henderson. It is gray and white so…read moreit might be a little tough to find. The library stands on a single white post. Inside the single door are two shelves that were well stocked with nearly all paperbacks. Lots of fiction in here today. This is charter number 99894 and the online caption reads, "A little free library for our patients & neighbors." [Review 18877 overall - 3362 in North Carolina - round number 2400 of 2022.]

I spotted this little library (not a Little library) along this residential street in Edenton's…read moreHistoric District. It is painted to match the house it stands in front of and includes wooden shingles, too! This single door is mostly a clear panel and you can see inside, two very neatly organized shelves of books. Some hardcovers but mostly paperbacks today. Fiction, self-help, young adult, fantasy and children's reading. A good variety though nothing caught my eye today. The library does not have any indications that it is part of the Little Free Library system and does not appear in their database map. There is no plaque or marking to indicate the name of the steward. [Review 863 of 2025 - 4293 in North Carolina - 24420 overall]

This library is at the front of the parking lot in front of the high school and just down the…read morestreet from the county library. Painted gray and white, it is easy to spot from the road and there is parking nearby. Fully enclosed with an opaque door and a hook/eye catch to keep the books secure, it opens to reveal three very stuffed shelves of books. Many of them too tall to stand up but there are hardcovers and paperbacks and children's books. Plenty of choices here. This library does not have a charter on it and it's not listed in the Little Free Library database map. There is a small plaque on it that says it was established in 2017 by Daisean Respers and there is an Eagle Scout logo. Well done. [Review 764 of 2025 - 4196 in North Carolina - 24324 overall]

This free book box is in the small part at the end of Water Street overlooking the Columbia boat…read moreramp. It is green with a corrugated metal roof and opens from the bottom. Considering the massive rainstorm I just drove through and this location along the river, the books inside were in excellent condition. The single box is on one post and there is parking nearby. Inside, two shelves of books. Mostly young adult and children's reading but some romance and fiction. Nothing that caught my eye but still good options. This is not in the Little Free Library database map so it's probably not part of that program. I did not see any indicators of the sponsorship or steward for this community book box. [Review 820 of 2025 - 4251 in North Carolina - 24379 overall]

This small library is located in the parking lot for Brock Mill Park and I'd have missed it as it…read moreis not listed in the Little Free Library database map. Brown with a black roof, it has a single door secured by a twist catch. The single glass door is a little caked with green as it sits under a tree and likely hasn't gotten much attention since installation. Inside, two shelves of books. Mostly children's reading today, most of them are too tall to stand upright and are kind of jumbled in there. Nothing that caught my eye today. It is charter number 125008 and there is a small plaque on the door reading "Donated by Weyerhaeuser and United Way of Coastal Carolina." [Review 758 of 2025 - 4190 in North Carolina - 24318 overall]

This blue box is located next to the volunteer fire department and a park. It is in excellent…read morecondition with a single door that is secured with a twist lock. Not much inside today, so my addition of two thrillers from my own collection will help as I'm trying to whittle down my own home library. The interior is quite dry and the outside is well maintained. This is charter number 95281 and the steward is Melissa Kepes. The caption online reads, "This Free Little Library was chartered and installed by the Rotary Club of Richlands NC to promote literacy in our community. We hope it is enjoyed by children and adults alike and you will stop by to enjoy a book or share a book." If you do stop in, be sure not to block the fire department! [Review 15499 overall, 1003 of 2021, number 3041 in North Carolina.]