This converted newspaper dispenser is located in Wilson's Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park. It is…read morepainted a very pretty red white and blue that makes it hard to miss even with all the sculptures about. Inside, a very limited selection of books and an audio book set or two. Not great and I'm bummed that I had already added my own books to an earlier visit at another LFL because this one needs the help. The box is sponsored by the Wilson Chamber of Commerce and the Wilson Times. It is not on the Little Free Library database and I don't see the charter number posted. [Review 15524 overall, 1028 of 2021, number 3064 in North Carolina.]

I spotted this little library (not a Little library) along this residential street in Edenton's…read moreHistoric District. It is painted to match the house it stands in front of and includes wooden shingles, too! This single door is mostly a clear panel and you can see inside, two very neatly organized shelves of books. Some hardcovers but mostly paperbacks today. Fiction, self-help, young adult, fantasy and children's reading. A good variety though nothing caught my eye today. The library does not have any indications that it is part of the Little Free Library system and does not appear in their database map. There is no plaque or marking to indicate the name of the steward. [Review 863 of 2025 - 4293 in North Carolina - 24420 overall]

This bookstore has some useful books. The kind that would bring good value. It's also like a movie…read morerental store with the shelves of DVDs.

I really like this book store. Its a great place to hang out and look at books on a day you have…read morenothing to do. I went in to exchange d.v.d.'s, and in return you get store credit you can shop with. They don't take every single d.v.d. but i got a decent amount and found some pretty good reads. They also take books. The store is clean and organized. The prices are pretty reasonable. They had fictional books, cookbooks, new age, spiritual/religious, diy, gardening, children's books and more. The staff was friendly, and its a chill vibe inside. I'll definitely return. They have a location in Norfolk and Chesapeake as well. Check them out!!

It would be hard to miss this little library in the parking lot of the Crawford Township Fire…read moreStation as it is painted a bright "fire engine" with white trim. It stands on a single post and has the one door. This library does not appear in the Little Free Library database map and does not have any indications on it who sponsored it or the steward. I think it's safe to assume the fire department was involved. Inside, it has two shelves that were neatly organized. Mostly children's and young adult reading today, there wasn't anything that caught my eye. Some hand-made bookmarks were also available. There is parking to visit the library. Be sure you're in a marked space so that you're not blocking any fire fighting apparatus. [Review 893 of 2025 - 4315 in North Carolina - 24450 overall]

This free book box is in the small part at the end of Water Street overlooking the Columbia boat…read moreramp. It is green with a corrugated metal roof and opens from the bottom. Considering the massive rainstorm I just drove through and this location along the river, the books inside were in excellent condition. The single box is on one post and there is parking nearby. Inside, two shelves of books. Mostly young adult and children's reading but some romance and fiction. Nothing that caught my eye but still good options. This is not in the Little Free Library database map so it's probably not part of that program. I did not see any indicators of the sponsorship or steward for this community book box. [Review 820 of 2025 - 4251 in North Carolina - 24379 overall]

All aboard this cute community book box! Crafted to resemble a train car, this Little Free Library…read moresits next to the Suffolk Train Station museum. It mostly contained kids books and it would be nice to have a bit more variety, and maybe the steward could include some train books as well! The painting of this library box is pretty cool, and was done by Heather Eichman, a local artists who supports the Suffolk Art League in this quaint little town. Suffolk is known for the Planters Peanuts Factory! And you'll definitely go nuts for this library as you as tooling around the historic area! This Little Free Library is right on track for avid readers!

The Harry G. Daniel Park at Iron Bridge is huge so it would be challenging to find this library…read morebox. I've tried to place the pin at the exact spot but Yelp may move it. Upon entering the park from the west, take the second right turn. It is near the playground. The box stands on a single post, painted red on all four sides with a white wood roof. The door handle/pull fell off or was stolen but it opens easily. Inside, not much of a selection today with only a few books and some samples of Parent Life magazine. It's great that there is a library here but I have experienced better. [Review 18095 overall - 1374 in Virginia - 1617 of 2022.]

My first Outer Banks Little Free Library, this one is easily visible from the roadway and is…read morelocated in the parking lot of the Pea Island Art Gallery. It is painted a bright blue and white making it hard to miss. It is a larger library. Inside, five shelves of neatly stacked books. Nearly all paperbacks, some romance, children's books, reference, learning, self-help, thriller and science fiction. A really great variety. This is charter 132473 and it is listed in the Little Free Library database map with the title "RWS Civic Association" but there is no steward listed. With all the weather, I'm surprised it's standing but here it is and it's fabulous. [Review 801 of 2025 - 4233 in North Carolina - 24361 overall]

This sturdy red free library is located in front of Elation Brewing. It's hard to miss, standing on…read morefour black posts and with their logo and sponsorship on the side. The single door is secured by a twist catch. Inside, two shelves that were quite bare today. I would have added to it but I had already deposited the books from my own home library that I'm trimming down. The sides of the library indicate that this is the SEVASH Little Free Humanist Library. It is maintained by the South Eastern Virginia Atheists, Skeptics & Humanists with their website. [Review 906 of 2025 - 1495 in Virginia - 24462 overall]

I spotted the Recycled Reader in Downtown Elizabeth City and was intrigued by the used bookstore…read morethat appeared to be a bank at some point. When I entered I was not expecting the number of books inside. This place is huge. The store was divided by genres and had a good selection of books. I am not sure what the pricing was like as I did not see a price on the books. It seems that most people trade books in and use store credit to get newer books. Besides used books, they had some new books and used puzzles. The Recycled Reader had dedicated parking spots for customers. I enjoyed the bank vault that was made into a colorful reading nook. The store is an asset to the community so check it out if you are in Elizabeth City.

A lovely & cozy book store! Lots of selection organized in more categories than I've seen elsewhere…read more(which was very convenient) & they're in very good condition. They have a few chairs throughout & even a little reading nook, they also provide bags & even have small carts for you to use while you're there. The staff was very friendly & helpful finding books. They have a credit system when you bring in used books to go towards your purchases. They also sell puzzles, book marks, stickers & more small things. This has easily become my new favorite spot!