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: 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: 1790 Karameos Ct…read moreSunnyvale, CA 94087 Sunnyvale and Sunnyvale adjacent areas had beautiful Little Free Libraries this weekend! This Little Free Library location was just absolutely the cutest thing! With realistic little wood animals decorating either end and a teeny guest book it was definitely aimed at the younger aged end of the spectrum! With almost entirely children's books we didn't find anything for ourselves this time, but parents with toddlers should definitely stop on by! Yay Little Free Library!

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!

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.

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!

"Well-Constructed Little Library"…read more While biking in the area, I I happened to come across this Little Free Library. It appears to be nearly new and well-constructed. It's also tastefully painted in a bright, beautiful shade of green, with black hardware trim. The hinges and the clasp all worked great. The library is on the grounds of a fairly large church, right next to the entrance. There is lots of free parking close by. The day that I visited, the box was jammed with all kinds of fun books. Special thanks to the members of this church for setting up this little library for the community.

Another gem! A diamond in the rough. Little Free Library LOVE…read more I love these quiet revolutionary deposits of free knowledge. The little free library movement is one of the best action s a community can have. Freedom is knowledge. We can only benefit from the sowing the seeds of stories. Such a nice collection here too. Lovely.

Yay! Another Little Free Library! I really enjoy these community inspired tiny libraries scattered…read morein small neighborhoods in San Jose. It brings a community together by sharing their older books with neighbors and pretty much any passerby. This particular library looks like a mix between a bird house and a doll house. I like to add a few books I have already read to the collection. One day, I'd like to build one of these in front of my future dream house.