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!

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!

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: 749 Jordan Ave…read moreLos Altos, CA 94022 Super cute mini Little Free Library! We almost drove right past before stopping by to take a gander at their selection. This location had mostly adult novels, but a definite thumbs up on the chicken soup book! We also loved the little side windows with green shutters! What a great surprise Los Altos LFL find!

Cute little Free Library. Has limited space, so bring books but be aware of space limitations.read more

I highly recommend Little Tree Cupertino to my friends when they mention they're looking for a…read morepreschool. I've been coming since 2022 and have both kids enrolled. All the teachers have been fantastic! My eldest's first teacher was Mrs. Fang and I thought she was the best teacher possible, so patient and caring, and taught the kids so much. However, I later realized that all their teachers are very good! I was a little worried initially when I found out my younger kid's first teacher wouldn't be in Mrs. Fang's class but again was pleasantly surprised that Mrs. Celia and Mrs. Gul are just as great and he has adapted incredibly fast. The teachers really care for the kids and have immense patience too. He isn't potty trained now, but I imagine like for my eldest, the teachers at Little Tree will train him before he's 3. I remember dreading doing potty training and by the time I thought about starting, turns out they had been practicing at school already so I didn't have to put in any effort. Academics wise I have been incredibly impressed too. They learn a lot of Chinese language and cultural things including poems which I can barely understand. For English, I tried to teach my kid the ABCs and reading the BOB books but over the years I have learned I don't have to do much actually since school has prepares them well. After just 2.5 months I can see my 2 year old has grown a lot and can sing the ABCs, learned to clean up, and communicates much better. My eldest in TK age can really well and even reads me stories now. One of her classmates that changed schools a few months back told me that the new school is not nearly as advanced and didn't realize how much our kids had learned there. When my eldest started transitioning to the next class, I really appreciated how the teachers would take her over to the new class and let her check out the place for 1-2 weeks before the transfer so she can get familiar slowly. The teachers also check that the kids are actually ready to be moved up both emotionally and academically. This was in contrast from my friend's preschool when they would just move kids once they were at the age, and her kid ended up adjusting very well and couldn't catch up with the older kids. We had several transitions and each time very smooth. I also like how the school really celebrates all the holidays and puts on great shows throughout the year, with the Christmas holiday performance being one of the biggest ones. I love watching the kids sing and dance in both English and Chinese. Lastly, the director Mrs. Amanda and teachers are all very cautious with the kids. I get notified if my kids have some scratches or bruises even if they were there in the morning when they got to school. If they fall or bump themselves, they will also tell me. One time my kid got a little pebble up her nose and they were very worried, calling me that they were trying to get her to sneeze it out or else I would need to take her to the doctors. I trust Little tree to take care of my kids well. I know I wrote a bit of a long essay but I just have a lot of positive things to say about them. Overall, highly recommend sending your kids here! I don't believe you will regret the decision.

Little Tree at Cupertino is a wonderful place to be. My son Adam has been there for 3 years and…read morecounting. He will be graduating from here in August which will make it almost 4 years! All the teachers at Little Tree are very knowledgeable at what they do, from Ms. Amanda the head teacher to Ms. Bai at the front desk, to Ms. Fang and Ms. Celia in the toddler's classroom, to Ms. Ola and Ms. Christine in the intermediate class, to Ms. Christina and Ms. Saras in the TK class, all of them have spent quality time with Adam and taught him valuable life lessons. My second son Jacob is growing fast and I will definitely consider placing him in Little Tree at Cupertino again for pre-K. All in all I highly recommend this school as the place for little kids to learn and grow!

I didn't realize I couldn't go 2 minutes with a broken phone! This morning while I was carrying…read morecoffee, phone, books etc. I dropped my precious I phone. The sound was heart stopping. Not the usual small knock on the floor. This was different. The screen had a long bright stripe down the side. I've never scene that. Also, I couldn't respond to anything. I couldn't even turn it off to restart. Trying to get my breathing under control, I didn't quite know what to do. Everything is on the phone. It's not like I can call anyone. Write a letter? H. E. L. P.... Then I remembered, I pad upstairs.. I sent a text to my son. Frantic. After looking at it, he discussed my options. I love this phone. I did not want a new phone. I must have started sounding hysterical. He found Calfix and a few minutes later we were on our way. Repairs started at 1:28. Finished at 2:28. Everything safe. This is a very trustworthy place to leave your phone. Full of information, I was worried. Highly recommend. No need to worry here. Thank you so much!! Life is back to normal.

Updated: This was a 3.5 star review and now it is a 1 star…read more Literally having a free minute after finally receiving the password to set up my computer. I looked up my safari browser history and found all these porn sites on here. Also my computer was pretty dirty when they returned it so that's disgusting. I do not recommend this place at all. Go somewhere else with actual professionals that won't use your stuff after for their own personal use. Some where that's more than a group of polite guys that can repair things. After replacing my motherboard, why would they need to login, set up a password and the proceed to use my computer to look up tickets and porn? If they had to make sure things fully worked, I would have appreciated a factory reset. So instead I did a factory reset. I suggest anyone that got their items fixed here do the same just in case. Some red flags for sure. -------------------- 3.5 stars - I brought my MacBook to Califix after it suffered water damage, fully expecting it to be a total loss. At first, they weren't sure it could be saved either, but they took the time to take a deeper look--and I really appreciated that. They discovered the motherboard was fried and were able to replace it, which saved me from having to buy a whole new computer. Their team was friendly, professional, and communicative during the repair process. I was told that with a new motherboard, it would be "like a brand new computer," so I assumed setup would reflect that. Unfortunately, when I picked it up, I found out I couldn't even log in--there's a password still on the system, and I was never given one. This has been incredibly frustrating since I can't access my own device. To top it off, I also noticed a chip in the trackpad that wasn't there before. While I truly appreciate the effort they made to repair my Mac at an affordable price, these oversights really impacted my experience. I'm hoping they'll help resolve the remaining issues quickly.

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.