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

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!

Build your own little library for your neighborhood! Take a book! Share a book! Read a book! Build one of these farmhouse style community libraries to share the gift of reading! Free tutorial build plans on Lazy Guy DIY!

Little Free Library in Southwestern Outer Drive A Little Free Library is a “take a book, return a book” free book exchange. They come in many shapes and sizes, but the most common version is a small wooden box of books. Anyone may take a book or bring a book to share. As of November 2016, there where over 50,000 registered Little Free Library book exchanges in all 50 U.S. states and over 70 countries around the world. And we're lucky enough to have two right in our neighborhood!! Little Free…

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How to Build a Little Free Library – Information and Ideas! How to Build a Little Free Library – Information and Ideas. Have you ever heard of Little Free Libraries? It’s an awesome way to share the love of learning and books. I really wanted to build one in front of the 1905 cottage. I...Read the Post

Let’s start off with the me stuff since it’s quick. First and foremost, if you’ve thought to yourself, “Boy, I’d really like to watch Betsy talk about the Core Curriculum and then mention all the 2012 nonfiction books for kids she really likes and why they stand out,” you are in SUCH luck. The Highlights […]

Pierrepont Ave. ~ ~ ~ College students often need a mental break. A few years ago we set up a "take a book leave a book" shelf in the lobby. We stocked it with paperbacks and popular fiction but it got little use. We decided to create a more visually appealing library using the Little Free Library model. We asked an art student at SUNY Potsdam named Brittany Barry to turn an old dictionary stand into a one-of-a-kind book shelf. We love that the library was designed by a student on campus who…

In todays world, there are several ways people are becoming more self-sufficient and less dependent on corporations and government. Some of these community movements are known as Transition Towns, Permaculture and there are others. This article explores this movement in relationship to a rapidly growing community based business, Little Free Libraries. #littlefreelibrary

These 22 little free libraries will make your heart happy.