This Little Free Library is located in a small shopping plaza that has a pizza place. If you're…read morewaiting for your pie, pop over here. It is a larger library box, painted a beige color with red trim and a red roof. The library has double doors and inside are two shelves pretty well packed with all sorts. Lots of science fiction and thrillers. I've not seen so many Star Trek books! This is charter 18714 and the steward has their name and email address in the online listing. The caption reads, "This library is sponsored by Rougemont Ruritan Club. The Rougemont community has quickly embraced our library because we are a rural community somewhat distant from public libraries. Since most Ruritan clubs are located in rural areas we believe that they would provide valuable service to their communities by sponsoring a Little Free Library." [Review 18074 overall - 3322 in North Carolina - 1596 of 2022.]

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.

I've never seen a library made from a repurposed filing cabinet and I love it. Painted in pasted…read morecolors and with each drawer handling a different set of books, this is absolutely adorable. The library is on a quiet residential street and so it's super easy to spot and there is room to stop your vehicle here and browse. Novels, non-fiction, tweens and the bottom drawer (of course) is for kid's books. All were quite full and well organized. This is library number 55173 and the online listing has the steward's name and this caption, "A handmade little library in a residential neighborhood. Complete with a hook for your pup's leash while you browse!" though it has a different photograph. [Review 2162 of 2024 - 3819 in North Carolina - 23181 overall]

This brightly colored library is located on the campus of the Eno River Academy High School. You'll…read morefind it between the large parking lot and the entrance. It's hard to miss with the lavender trim and post and a black roof. The library is smaller with only a single shelf inside. Mostly young adult books and paperbacks. Nothing that particularly caught my eye this afternoon. This is charter number 180423 and the online listing does not reveal a caption or a steward. [Review 2124 of 2024 - 3792 in North Carolina - 23143 overall]

This small library is located inside the south entrance to Joe C. Davidson Park. It is easy to spot…read moreas it is painted blue and gold, standing out from the greenery of this lovely park. The library has a single door but windows on three sides. A single shelf of books is inside. Some retired library books, some hardcovers and some paperbacks, Thrillers and romance and such. Easy and light reading. This is charter number 35466 and It is sponsored by the Burlington Women's Club Education Committee. It includes the date of September 2016. [Review 2407 of 2024 - 3863 in North Carolina - 23420 overall]

This converted newspaper dispenser is located in Wilson's Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park. It is…read morepainted a very pretty red white and blue that makes it hard to miss even with all the sculptures about. Inside, a very limited selection of books and an audio book set or two. Not great and I'm bummed that I had already added my own books to an earlier visit at another LFL because this one needs the help. The box is sponsored by the Wilson Chamber of Commerce and the Wilson Times. It is not on the Little Free Library database and I don't see the charter number posted. [Review 15524 overall, 1028 of 2021, number 3064 in North Carolina.]

You don't get your tickets., they don't reply, they don't send immediate confirmation, you have to…read morewait 3 days to find out if you even have a ticket. Waiting to find out if they are a scam

Weeks before event had something come up so I emailed their support to get an exchange. Their reply…read moresays in two days you will get reply but I didnt so I sent another email days before, they finally replied two days before the event and apparently you HAVE TO exchange before event. They don't[ have to follow their rules, but heaven forbid you are an overwhelmed mother who works and takes care too much so you don't stare at your personal email. No exchange no refunds. Just SOL. Thanks etix.