Christmas is coming…
A quick glimpse at some of the Christmas books going into the Little Free Library in December.
How can a small box of books transform your community?
How can a small box of books transform your community? Read about Freeland Parish Council’s Little Free Library project to find out! Freeland is a small village in rural Oxfordshire. … Continue reading
Spooky Stories
We keep things pretty simple in our Little Free Library, and don’t really play around with the books much; people give and take books all the time, so the stock … Continue reading
a Little Free Library at the airport
In the Summer I traveled to the United States, and was surprised to find this Little Free Library at Philadelphia International Airport. Unfortunately, as you can see, there weren’t many … Continue reading
Funding a Little Free Library
Our village was very fortunate to have the construction of our Little Free Library funded by a Community Activities Grant, provided by West Oxfordshire District Council. The grant was applied … Continue reading
Roald Dahl Day 2016
Roald Dahl Day is coming up soon, held annually on his birthday, 13th September. This year is rather special, because it would have been his 100th birthday. We’ll be holding … Continue reading
Albuquerque Little Free Libraries
Originally posted on Under Western Skies:
I’ve been traveling recently. It’s time to sit still and read a good book. What to read? I just finished Richard Flanagan’s excellent but…
Roald Dahl’s The BFG
I have been stockpiling Roald Dahl books ready for Roald Dahl Day in September, but I decided to put a few copies of his book The BFG in the Little … Continue reading
A Magical Adventure
Running a Little Free Library in our rural English village is proving to be quite the adventure. We had previously received a book donation from an author in America, and … Continue reading
Guest Book
Our Little Free Library has had a guest book inside it ever since we launched this project in September 2015. We’re fast approaching our first anniversary, so I thought it … Continue reading →