Little Free Library

Little Free Library
A nonprofit organization that promotes neighborhood book exchanges through public book-sharing boxes
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Liz WFirst to rec“long live the sharing economy!”
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joanna goddard““My awesome neighbor has a free library with a doggy section.” — @Adrienne”
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Adrienne“My awesome neighbor has a little free library with a doggy section.”
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Maribeth“The kits are stupid expensive, but you could go to your local hardware store (if it’s been a year, maybe they know you by name already 😉) and use LFL’s guides to get the materials you need to build your own. Bonus points for making it match your house. Extra bonus points for having a little neighborhood tchotchke trade station in there: stickers, keychains, cute bookmarks, a pressed flower, a cool shell. You know! Bring a cool thing, take a cool thing.”
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Taylor“Free little libraries are an incredible way to contribute to your community, have a reason to leave the house, or live lol. I build walking routes in NYC around the pit stops I want to make at these. A small pleasure in life. You can also purchase one through this site to put up in your community!”
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April“The most darling community act of love. I also love to see how people decorate theirs differently.”
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Hannah“loading up little libraries with banned books is an excellent form of protest for your communities. Get a copy of 1984 into the hands of the youth”
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Kelly P2
Erica“Unlike in other cities I’ve lived in the LFL game in Portland is strong. Especially in nicer neighborhoods (obviously). I never pass one by without checking what’s in it.”
Kate H.
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