Take one leave one library

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.

E. 17th St. ~ ~ ~ Completely built by Ben Sahlgren of Seattle from scrapped materials, this Little Library has been a joint effort of a few determined people but found support from the whole neighborhood. What a healthy way to deal with book hoarding!

Take a book, leave a book. An ingenious lending-library idea is sweeping the nation — see if it's right for your neighborhood

Learn how to build a simple Blessing Box Community Donation or Little Library Box with these free plans and video tutorial!

Remember way back when we added a little kids library to our Little Free Library? The kids love it and I love the community that has grown from having both

You might not suspect it, but your book-sharing box probably gets late-night visitors. It’s more common than you think! But keeping your Little Free Library lit up for those night-owl… Continue reading How to Install a Solar Light on a Little Free Library

Use these Little Free Library plans to build one in your yard or community that allows everyone you know to share their love of reading.

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

An outdoor library for when we feel the need to read a book under a big shady tree or in a hammock. I think it would be neat to have a little free neighborhood library! :)

Have you ever seen those Little Free Libraries? Take one, leave one concept. There are world wide, and it started with a tiny but mighty idea by Todd Bol.