This brightly colored box in a "Day of the Dead" (Dia De Los Muertos) theme is located on the…read moresidewalk behind the International House / Light Factory / Mosaic Church on Hamorton Place. It has a lovely shingle roof. A single door with a clear window at the front, it is secured by an eye bolt. Inside, it is in very good condition and dry despite the rain. The books are in good shape with a few fictions, a biography or two and some periodicals. Tightly packed. The box is very well stuffed. There is plenty of parking in the lot for a quick stop. [Review 14502 overall, 1829 of 2020, number 2751 in North Carolina.]

This library is located at the end of Sunnyside Avenue where it gets cut off by US-74. It's close…read moreto several residences and there are some businesses nearby. The bright yellow box has a proper shingle roof on a single post. The door is secured by a simple latch. Behind the door, two shelves with neatly stacked books that were nearly all paperbacks. This is charter number 52230 and it does not seem to be listed on the Little Free Library map. [Review 14761 overall, 262 of 2021, number 2812 in North Carolina.]

This cute library box is not on the Little Free Library map and does not seem to have a charter…read moreplaque attached. It says "The Purple Pickle Library " on the front and it is purple with a green trim. There are windows on the front and both sides. The copper roof is really cool. The books inside are in good condition - mostly paperbacks. There is no parking immediately in front of the box but I'm sure you can stop briefly. [Review 14478 overall, 1804 of 2020, number 2734 in North Carolina.]

Charter number 80178, this large Little Free Library is located in the heart of Charlotte's…read moreDilworth neighborhood. Wooden shingled sides and a corrugated metal roof, this box has two doors secured with an eye hook. It is very cute and definitely fits in with the aesthetic of the area. Two shelves of paperbacks and hardcovers with a variety of fiction, non-fiction and self-help. A handful of bookmarks and a childrens book as well. Very nice selection. The entry on the website does not have the charter steward's name but they have posted this note: "It was really enjoyable building my library, and providing such a fun and interesting service! I love books! ! This is a great way to give, and enjoy the process!" [Review 14514 overall, 12 of 2021, number 2760 in North Carolina.]

This wooden free library is in a residential neighborhood along a slow curving street. It's a dark…read morered or burgundy color with a white wooden roof so it might be a little harder to spot. A single door on the post, it has one shelf inside. Today, it was quite full of mostly paperbacks - thrillers and a few non-fiction books. There was not enough room to add any books today but the Vince Flynn book looked like a keeper. This is charger number 39291 and the steward has their name and email address in the online listing with this caption, "I read an article on this wonderful concept. My next step was to visit a Library Near to me. The final step was to contact and speak to the Steward. I was then put into action. I had some family illness that kept me busy for quite sometime, but, with my husbands help our modest Library was erected. It has been well received and hopefully now that we are on the Map we will see even more activity. Thank you , Everyone involved for this vision put to action." [Review 19521 overall - 3416 in North Carolina - 491 of 2023.]

An adorable Little Free Library in Huntersville, it is located on the corner with Watkins Street…read more All wood with a wood roof, it has a single door. Inside, quite crowded with books. I did not try to add any to this one today! Mostly childrens books, but there were some self-help, a thriller in hardcover and such. An older copy of Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will hopefully get picked up by someone who can enjoy this terrific story. This is charter number 73914. The steward has their name and email address in the online listing with this caption: "My Little Library was a gift from my 3 sons for Mother's Day 2018! I have always wanted a little library to share with neighbors, friends and passers by.Little did I know my boys were listening and surprised me with this wonderful gift! All three contributed but it was my youngest son, 17 years old and an amazing young woodworker, who designed, built and installed this sweet little library. Come find a book! Corner of Watkins Street." [Review 19515 overall - 3410 in North Carolina - 485 of 2023.]

This maroon and black library box is located in the entranceway of the nearby homeowners…read moreassociation pool and common area. It has a single door with a clear panel. Inside, two shelves with a big jumble of books that could use a tidy. There were even a few sitting on top. I could not really make heads nor tails of the contents. I did not see anything that I wanted today. This is charter number 37043 and it is not listed on the Little Free Library map or database. [Review 17305 overall - 3292 in North Carolina - 823 of 2022.]

This small free library is located at the street entrance to Wyanoke Park. It is out in the middle…read moreso it's super easy to spot even though it's brown wood with black trim. It stands on a single wood post. The library has a single door. Inside, two shelves of books. Today's offering was nearly all children's books with a few retired library books. Nothing that caught my eye but it might work for you or the kids that come to the park. This is charter number #84988. There is no steward listed but the caption reads, "This is a little free library for a Girl Scout Silver Award project set in Chantilly neighborhood park." [Review 2509 of 2024 - 3962 in North Carolina - 23521 overall]

Located just off Old Monroe Road on a residential street, there is room here to park while you…read morebrowse the library. It is a large red library box with a gray shingle roof. Standing on a thick single post, the library has two solid doors. Inside, a big selection of books including a lot of childrens, some fiction and paperbacks and hardcovers. All sorts of interesting options. I grabbed a Patterson that looked brand new and I am pretty sure I haven't read this one. This is charter number 95591 and the steward is listed as "Poplar Glen Book Exchange." The caption has links to their Facebook and Instagram. Perhaps they'll add a link to their Yelp, too! [Review 16897 overall - 3225 in North Carolina - 412 of 2022.]

This Little Free Library box is charter number 7355 and is located at the corner of Kenmore Avenue…read moreand North Laurel Avenue. It's hard to miss as it is a bright red and purple with a black peaked roof. It is also decorated with Christmas lights. The door has a single plexiglass window to see the single shelf. The box is in excellent condition. Inside, a number of books and periodicals in front with a stack of CDs. I've not seen CDs before in a LFL so that was nice. I'm not sure what the rook and knight are for - a bookend? According to the database, this charter is managed by Karen Lockhart. Thank you, Ms. Lockhart. [Review 14489 overall, 1815 of 2020, number 2741 in North Carolina.]