How cool are these. I just happened to be walking and voila this little thing appeared. I…read morecompletely love the concept of these birdhouse style mini libraries and upon further investigation found there are quite a few all over our city. You can buy a kit from the Little Free Library website or build your own. Either way a Google search will show you just how custom and charming these libraries are. Adds a ton of curb appeal and does something great for the neighborhood. Win win.

Matthias Baldwin Park's Little Free Library is an attractive wooden box, painted blue, secured to a…read moretree stump. Grown-up books are kept on the top shelf; children's on the bottom shelf. Suzanne (the boxes' steward) was stamping the newest book donations as I checked out titles. The box is clearly a labor of love, & well kept. (The park is cleaned regularly by the Friends of Matthias Baldwin Park.) Coming across this book box in this hidden gem of a park is a treat. I will be back with books to donate to the box when I have some to pass on.

This free library is located in the Heislerville Family Recreational Park and is not listed in the…read moreLittle Free Library database. It's independent and that's still pretty awesome. The library is somewhat larger than most, a wood box with wood shingle roof. It's not painted other than some markings on the side that say "BOOKS" but are since a bit faded. A bit cluttered inside today with paperbacks and some hardcovers. I did try to organize the books a bit before departing. Nothing in particular caught my eye. [Review 18231 overall - 107 in New Jersey - 1753 of 2022.]

Cute Little Free Library at Sister Cities Park near the cafe. It could really use some book…read moredonations, especially for children. Cool addition to the Parkway if you're a kid who plays there frequently.

Review #449 None Elite Squad…read more Ok I guess, nothing big or special except for this cool PokeStop. If you get a gift to give from this PokeStop then it becomes a cool memory..4 stars for the PokeStop

I am settling a family estate in the area, but I live out of state. I had two cars that I needed to…read moreget rid of and wasn't sure what to do. Someone suggested I speak to Eric at Albion Auto and the service was amazing! He purchased the cars, removed them from the home and mailed me a check. He was honest and thorough and even thanked me for using their service. I would highly recommend!

U-pull-it style junkyard where you can find cheap parts for your older used vehicles…read more After paying the $1 entrance fee to the man at the counter, proceed thru the meat locker style plastic strips out into the junkyard. Once inside you are free to walk the yard & search for the part you need. Make sure to come prepared knowing exactly what part you need (and more importantly what model number/size) and bring the proper tools. Work gloves & a hand truck would be helpful too, although they do have carts for use for a $2 fee. There are definitely hundreds, if not thousands, of vehicles here. So it's likely you'll be able to find what you need! On this particular day I went with my husband in search of a tire rim for our 2004 Chrysler van. We walked & walked & walked... finding lots of Chrysler vans along the way, but all of them already having been striped of their tires/rims. We finally located what we came for at the very back of the yard. Only cost us $20 for the rim & tire attached (which was flat)... which is much better than the $150 our mechanic would have charged for a brand new rim. They are the only junkyard in the area open on Sundays. The staff is incredibly helpful & friendly. Could even see this place be used as a great backdrop for some artsy photos. Would def check this place out before buying an auto part brand new!

This Little Free Library has been repainted in yellow, & the door has been repaired. It's good to…read moresee that it's still being utilized.