This very pretty library is located at the corner of North Gardner Avenue and West Trade Street. It…read moredoes not appear on the Little Free Library map and does not have one of their markers on it. I was able to pull over in front of the house and stop so that I could browse the library. The box is blue with white trip and a wood roof that looks a lot like the home it stands in front of. There is a single door. The interior is in excellent condition and the books inside were almost neatly stacked. A good collection of hardcovers and softcovers today. The Daily Show one was my favorite. [Review 15383 overall, 885 of 2021, number 2934 in North Carolina.]

This place is a LOT to take in, but in a good way. As a book lover, Funko POP collector and a game…read moreenthusiast-this place was worth the trip. The selection of was out of this world with the variation of items. I was in the book selection for at least an hour. I will admit that I was taken a back by some of the prices since the items are gently used. Be sure to plan spending some time at this place during your visit-it's worth it.

An hour or two browsing the vast selection of books at McKay's is honestly one of my favorite ways…read moreto pass time. The store is massive and carries used books of every genre, as well as gently-loved puzzles, Funko characters, Squishmallows, toys, vinyl, movies, board games, CDs, video games, etc. It's a really fun place to browse and it has something for just about everyone. The store is organized pretty well considering how much inventory they have. My only complaint as a buyer is that most items are overpriced. For example, a used paperback copy of TJ Klune's House in Cerulean Sea is $17 and a lovely used puzzle I was looking at buying was $15. I would rather support McKay's than big-box stores or Amazon, but in this economy it is also hard to justify spending $5 - $10 more for a used version than I would a new one elsewhere. That being said, every now and then, I find a really good deal at McKay's. I purchased a paperback copy of Less by Andrew Sean Greer for 25 cents, which made my day. Selling books here can be slightly disheartening. I recently took in a stack of 18 books, including a popular hardcover which was being sold in the store for $17 at the time, and I only received $13 in store credit for the entire stack. I am not sure how this compares with other stores that buy used books, but in the future I will probably only sell items that I would have donated anyway so that any store credit, no matter how little, feels like a little bonus.

Located at the end of a residential cul-de-sac (on a road that needs some repaving), this large…read morelibrary box is painted blue and has a nice wood roof. There is a single door with a clear panel so that you can see inside. The inside is stock full of books on two shelves. Paperbacks, hardcovers, fiction, non-fiction and even a bunch of DVDs. I was tempted by the Lee Child but I think I've read that one before. Instead, I'll flip through the book on the First Ladies and maybe learn something. Great selection here. This is charter number 53445 and the steward is listed as "Buel's Books and More". The online caption reads, "All books are an adventure waiting to happen. All you have to do is open a book..... and open your mind. "Come and sit. I will tell you a story."" [Review 16902 overall - 3229 in North Carolina - 418 of 2022.]

We try to keep it stocked for the neighborhood and all who want to use…read more It has been up about 4 years and gets visitors almost daily. We stock it with movies and books. We try to weed out inappropriate and religious material so all benefit. If you need a book or movie come see if there is one that grabs your attention. If you have some extra, by all means donate a few.

This library box is located in Asheboro's Memorial Park. The box is quite large compared to other…read moreLittle Free Library boxes, but it's in good shape. Brown on all sides with a plexiglass front, secured by a twisting paddle. Inside, just two books today. A Harlequin romance was one and an older autobiography. This is charter number 41000. There is more than adequate parking nearby if you'd like to visit. [Review 13929 overall, 1251 of 2020, number 2572 in North Carolina.]

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 large community book box is located in front of the India Hook Elementary School. It is in…read moreneed of attention as the wood is deteriorating and the door is loose. It is not quite protecting the books and will only get worse. I tried tightening some of the screws but that didn't help very much. This large gray library box is off to the left side of the school entrance. A single door and behind it two very full shelves of nearly all children's books. Understandable as this is an elementary school. This is charter number 25839 and there is no steward listed. [Review 16531 overall - 860 in South Carolina - 41 of 2022.]

This very large Little Free Library is located in front of the Old Pointe Elementary School. It is…read morequite large and has an innovative sliding door behind which, it is chock full of books. The inside is mostly childrens books, which I would expect for this location. But there are also a bunch of college textbooks on business management and communications. Interesting choices. I didn't spot anything to take with me today. This is charter number 25833. The online caption reads, "Our Little Free Library is located in front of our beautiful school. It is available 24/7 in a well lit parking lot area. The only rule is if you take a book, leave a gently used book. It's that simple. So get started today! Share a great story with someone!" [Review 16526 overall - 856 in South Carolina - 35 of 2022.]

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.]