Someone has donated a few awesome books to this Little Free Library. Yes! This community has taste…read more Steinbeck, Charlotte Bronte, and even an autobiography by Anna Kendrick! I appreciate the fluidity in titles at these community book boxes. You never know what you'll get. A mishmash potpourri of magical words bound in a thin cover. As if anything so flimsy as paper could contain the power of the ideas transposed on them. A community with these book boxes and a live of literature is the place I want to live in. Viva la bibliothèque! Viva le mot!

This LFL is very conveniently located on a residential street just off the Alameda. There are two…read moreseparate boxes, one dedicated exclusively to children's literature, both with a good selection of about 20 books. Grab something to read on your way to a coffee shop nearby. Don't forget to bring a book to leave behind!

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood in San Jose is this little Free Library. the books cover lots of…read moredifferent subjects from kids books and mystery novels to political and science, depending on any given day. people are encouraged to take a book for themselves or even leave one. what a great way of sharing. :D

Very cool idea for warmth and friendliness and sharing with neighbors! I will contribute a book…read moreevery so often for inspiration and joy! I hope we can make more of these in the neighborhood! Thanks folks for caring and sharing!

As a fan of the idea behind the Little Free Libraries, every time that I stumble upon one of those…read morecute boxes my heart beats. Specially when found in unexpected places like this house complex in Santa Clara close to an industrial park, yet kind of hidden. I like to spend my lunch hours improvising picnics and walking my surroundings. A book would not hurt to the nice scene of sun, salad and serendipity.

I happened upon this Little Free Library during one of my runs. I was so excited about it that I…read moregrabbed a book even though I still had a couple miles of running back to do. It was definitely worth it. This Little Free Library is located in a very safe, beautiful, and friendly neighborhood. It is easily accessible right next to the sidewalk. There's a cute little bag hook available to hang your bag when returning or grabbing a book or two. The book box is cute and kept full. I was so glad to happen upon this library because I think it is so important for people to have access to hard copy books. This is a great way to share your favorite books with others. Hopefully people will be able to experience the same emotions as you and appreciate the book as much as you do. I will definitely be back multiple times to check out what books are available as well as share some of my favorites.

Physical Location: 1251 Van Dyck Dr…read moreSunnyvale, CA 94087 Another cute Little Free Library to add to the list. This library I believe is fairly new, and rather empty compared to the others I've seen. Though I will say many of their books were more cerebral than some of the other locales. This one, like a previous one in Santa Clara also had a little reminder note of how the LFL's work, but it was printed out from the website just so people were aware to trade when you have the chance. Yay Little Free Libraries!

Since moving to Japantown and taking walks to explore our cute new neighborhood, we've discovered…read moreLittle Free Library - and I'm obsessed! Each Library has it's own unique feel that makes it something really special - I've seen some plain white almost like an old-school library look, some painted in beautiful bright colors, some decked out as a London phone booth and so many more fun & creative designs. My favorites are the ones that are decked out to be mini versions of the homes they are in front of! Follow them on Instagram for a fun look at all of the Libraries: https://www.instagram.com/littlefreelibrary/ These Libraries are a fantastic spot to drop off any books that you no longer want and maybe pick up a gem or two for yourself! For a full list of locations, to donate or to start your own Little Library, be sure to visit their website: https://littlefreelibrary.org Happy Reading!

Physical Location: 1061 Byerley Ave…read moreSan Jose, CA 95125 This Little Free Library locale sported a bunch of fabulous 30 something summer reads for the engaging woman! And even had a few fun dvd's to trade. This library even had something I hadn't come upon before, a little free bench! Great for a mid morning stroll down the block and a quick reading rest break :D Yay Little Free Libraries!

Physical Location: 1055 Minnesota…read moreSan Jose, CA 95125 As we were heading back from the Byerly location we stumbled across this super cute telephone themed Little Free Library! This one was perhaps the honey's favorite because of the style and being down the street from a Starbucks he frequents. I added a few volumes (we had a big bag to donate today) but beyond nabbing a couple quilt books this locale mostly had military fiction so the honey didn't find anything he liked. Personally I really loved that this locale had a solid closing mechanism to the door, far too many LFL's sometimes have issues with the wind and weather because they don't lock. I love Little Free Libraries and this one is crazy close to downtown WG - so I'll probably be visiting it often! Yay Little Free Library!

Physical Location: 231 Sunset Ave…read moreSunnyvale, CA 94086 This Little Free Library location had lots of great kids aged 7-12 novels. Holding some old favorites like Encyclopedia Brown and The Mixed Up Files - while it was a little on the empty side it was super cute! Drop on by and take a book, leave a book to help promote literacy with Little Free Library!

Physical Location: 477 Snyder…read moreSan Jose, CA 95125 This was the last Little Free Library we stopped into on our LFL tour. It boasted a super cute painting on the outside and a fairly good assortment of genres, though we didn't find anything that peaked out fancy. The street is really quiet and the neighborhood is a bit small and peaceful, you almost wish they had a bench at this location. Yay Little Free Library!

While my sister and I were on our Little Free Library adventure, this one had to be the hardest to…read morefind. We were used to how most of the LFL's we visited, you would see the front part, with the characteristic clear, glass window that you can see the books through. From the street however, it just looks like a pale, yellow box. The words Little Free Library are cutely written, but when you're driving, the writing is easy to miss. None the less, this LFL was wonderful. It had a little notebook and pen inside for visitors to sign or write notes. Judging by the sweet notes left and very scribbly handwriting, I could see that many kids enjoyed this notebook and little library!