This LFL has a good mix of adult and children's books…read more It is located on a bench, instead of the usual setup being on a wooden stand. The bench is a nice touch; a good place to put extra books, or sit down to browse.

One of the many Little Free Libraries around town…read more This Little Free Library is very nicely crafted; you can see the love of its steward in many details. The books are carefully curated and usually in pristine condition. The steward has even included bookmarks and a visitor's log. There are many effusive comments in the visitor's log; the community appears appreciative of and well behind this little operation. You can read more about the Little Free Library Movement at: https://littlefreelibrary.org/.

Great idea! Glad to see it was still there! Half the books were children's books. I gladly dropped…read moreoff 4 books and found 1 to take. Thank you!

This Little Free Library is located deep within a neighborhood and n Murrieta and is conveniently…read morelocated in on a shaded street corner. To be an official little free library, you have to log on to the official little free library website and register your little free library.I love little free libraries because these libraries are community based and consists of books provided by those who live within the community. Little free libraries provide a way for people to get access to free books to read as long as they want as well as leave books they no longer want.

Beautiful little rose garden. Wide array of colors and types of roses…read more Easy to walk around.

The Rose Haven Heritage Garden is a community-built rose garden located minutes from Old Town…read moreTemecula. It spans about 3.5 acres and has a variety of roses. It has free admission and makes their money through donations. There is some parking around the exterior. It's not super big and is just a quick walk around but it was peaceful. If you're looking for a different vibe from other things to do in the area.

This beautiful, bright red Little Free Library was an unexpected discovery in the patio of Copa…read moreVida. It's the first metal LFL I've ever seen and it was awesome. Elegantly simple, rugged and with a beautifully designed latch, I was tickled to find it. It was packed full of so much interesting reading material that I took a couple home. But I realized that I had a book that I'd recently finished in the car with me so I made a deposit too. So....if you wind up here and stumble across a book about a woman who grew up privileged in Liberia before the revolution, TAKE IT! It's a heart breaker but it's an awesome read.

It's a cute little library with many book options! Get ur old books and swap them out hereread more

The Little Free Library is a wonderful way to bring books to young readers right where they live…read more It is a non-profit community based effort, that only needs a sponsor and a little piece of the grass near the sidewalk. This particular Little Free Library is perfectly placed across from the Chester Morrison Elementary School. It has both boys and girls books, including our adult daughter's favorite author when she was young Beverly Clearly, who wrote the Ramona series. Want to know more, visit: littlefreelibrary.org Enjoy, and come by with your child and let them borrow a book.