Take one leave one library

This is my library, for my neighborhood, by my mailbox in the front yard. The idea is simple: you take a book or you can leave a book. My job as the stewardess is to keep it organized and stocked…

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Sometimes I get stuck on a color. I buy everything in that color and I start seeing it everywhere. Earlier this year it was Pink. Then I moved on to Kumquat. I think the obsession has subsided but …

Give a book. Take a book. Little Free Libraries are pop-up stands, located around cities, that contain books for people to donate books to, and if they need a book, take a book to read. It's brilliant!

By now, Little Free Libraries are a familiar sight around town, a place for neighbors to take a book and leave a book. But one of the newest libraries came from more than just a love of books.

These 22 little free libraries will make your heart happy.

Give back to your community with this easy to build DIY little library and blessing box food pantry. These free plans walk you through exactly how to build it using just one sheet of plywood!

Around the country, if you spot what looks like a giant birdhouse filled with books, you’ve likely stumbled upon a Little Free Library.

The pay phone libraries are similar to Portland's collection of book boxes where passers-by can take a book, leave a book, or just stop to browse the collections of titles.

Six tips for keeping your Little Free Library stocked with great books.

Little Free Library made out of recycled materials. Take One, Leave One, Keep One....Leave a note

MINNESOTA, St. Paul #2464. Get creative with an old cabinet and turn it into a Little Free Library!

Milwaukee area residents give tips about what worked best for their Little Free Library design.

Neighbour book exchange