It's fun to be on vacation and go visit one of these. They're usually not in tourist areas and are likely to be in well established neighborhoods that a a different vibe than home. Also fun to read and come home with some random book that anchors you to that trip.
Just this morning I added several copies of books 1,2 & 3 of the Wheel Of Time series to a random Little Free Library because I had so much fun reading them and I hoped others would as well.
These are a great way to spread something you appreciate with the world. I once bought a stack of 30 or so well-used Calvin and Hobbes books and would regularly seed a few every now and then.
It's fun to be on vacation and go visit one of these. They're usually not in tourist areas and are likely to be in well established neighborhoods that a a different vibe than home. Also fun to read and come home with some random book that anchors you to that trip.
In Australia it's 'Street Library'
https://streetlibrary.org.au/
Do they have other names in different countries?
Just this morning I added several copies of books 1,2 & 3 of the Wheel Of Time series to a random Little Free Library because I had so much fun reading them and I hoped others would as well.
Hoping this continues.
A great project for any student taking wood shop (our daughter built our LFL last semester).
These are a great way to spread something you appreciate with the world. I once bought a stack of 30 or so well-used Calvin and Hobbes books and would regularly seed a few every now and then.
I have been dropping my puzzle books [1] into many of these in my area. It is encouraging to see they are almost always gone when I return.
[1] https://www.kakurokokoro.com/
I think this is very cool and a brilliant idea, there are a few of these in my area where I have borrowed and contributed books too.