The first of many little libraries we came across in Canton area. This one is arguably one of the…read morebest paint jobs of any of the little libraries I have personally come across. The post is green and the front is kinda standard with a brown door with vines/greenery on it. The real great art though can be found on side with some quite realistic landscaping/trees painting. Onto the more important aspect for a community little library is the books. Which to say it in few words that aspect was lacking for interesting books for me or my wife. A majority of the books were focused towards youth. The bottom shelf was quite full and had mostly the books I mentioned for kids, with the exception of some DVDs. Top shelf was quite bare and if anything the books were maybe more towards young adult than kids but still nothing worth grabbing! Overall this may be a great little library for some to visit but based on this experience it appears to not be one I would revisit. Still giving the three stars for the great artwork all over the library.

The third little library we visited in Canton and the second of the two that look alike with yellow…read moreand brown paint that I suspect are run by the same person/group. This may be the least amount of books in a little library I have ever come across. Seems as though it may be one that many people go by and decide to clean it out of all the books. During our visit it had only 4 books. Those being "Binge" by Tyler Oakley, "Bread & Wine", "Fatal Headwind" and lastly "Never Say Die". You'd suspect with so few books it would be difficult to pique our interest but that is incorrect. My wife actually was interested in two of the 4 so 50% isn't bad. She grabbed the two books "Binge" & "Fatal Headwind". In their place she did leave "Fire & Blood" of Game of Thrones and "A Flicker in the Dark". Hopefully someone takes these books to enjoy them instead of other reasons. I feel the need to rate two stars due to the lack of stock of books. I am aware of the slim odds of my wife wanting two books of the four total but it was disappointing to see the little library so empty. Maybe next visit we will see this one full and doing well. These really are a great thing for the community for those who love to read and want to share those books they love with others who will enjoy them!

The last of the little libraries we found and visited in Canton. This particular one can be found…read morenear a bus stop outside of the Department of Social Services building. It's located not too far from Main Street of the downtown area. It looks well maintained which is a plus. It was another little library that was lacking in total number of books during our visit. Maybe we visited shortly after someone took many books without replacing any. For this visit all books besides one or two were all for younger readers. One was a book about The Incredibles and some happy birthday book, then a nursery rhyme and fairy tale book. Then what I would assume is a series called Saranormal and it had books 1 through 3 so someone may be lucky to snag all 3 in one visit. Although someone will likely be happy with grabbing any of these books but for my wife and I it was disappointing during our visit.

This very large free community book box is located in the very small town of Gabriels. Hard to…read moremiss, painted a peach/orange color that stood out against the green of late summer in upstate New York. Doors on front and back reveal shelves. A lot of shelves! Mostly paperbacks with a few retired library books in there on one side, some childrens books and more on the other. Very neatly stacked today. This library does not appear in the Little Free Library database or map. There is (possibly legal) parking in the driveway to the side. Check it out! [Review 1589 of 2024 - 504 in New York - 22612 overall]

This *massive* free library is located in front of Hex & Hop where I spent my afternoon with a…read morepizza and two beers and some speedy wifi. Huge with "adult" doors on one side and childrens on the other. Each has three very well packed and nearly stacked books. All sorts, including history, biography, thrillers, religious, retired library books and more. Surely there's something here that interests you for reading in your mountain cabin? There is parking at the brewpub. This library does not appear in the Little Free Library database or map. I don't know who the steward might be. [Review 1591 of 2024 - 505 in New York - 22614 overall]

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