I feel torn. On one…read morehand, I adore Little Free Libraries (LFPs), so I seek to praise them. On the other hand, I had a bad experience with this particular Little Free Library's steward. After I made made multiple donations, the steward informed me she did not welcome them. So I contacted Little Free Library's headquarters. The LFP representative noted that they do not advocate censorship. This rep also noted that they can't tell stewards what to do. I brought this information to the steward, who didn't care. The steward insisted she would dispose of any further similar donations. I decided to not fight it. At least I have reviews. Alas, I hate censorship. Fortunately, other LFPs seem better.

I really love the concept of these little community libraries! I recently discovered them when…read morerandomly driving around and saw it on the side of the road in front of someone's house. Being the curious sort I went to investigate further and found some great stuff! I am donating books to various ones I borrow from that I would have otherwise donated to elsewhere. I really like the idea of swapping out and sharing within a neighborhood through different genres! A great idea to support and this one is particularly adorable! For more info you can check out: https://littlefreelibrary.org/

Such a wonderful little free library! I only gave four stars due to the fact that it doesn't look…read morelike the steward has had the chance to tidy up the space for some time (quite dusty and several old magazines). Not really a complaint though as they are providing a cool community service. Go check it out!

This cool Little Free Library was built inside a mini fridge. I stood there for a second starring…read moreat a fridge mounted on a post before I realized how truly genius this idea was. As a California boy I didn't quite appreciate Texas rain until I experienced it myself. It comes in torrents and rains buckets but sometimes only lasts for a few minutes. A fridge as a library is genius because it offers a watertight seal. No moldy books in here! Take that rain. I found a book about a South African kid who, in his teenaged years inexplicably began to become paralyzed. He was lucid and coherent for years without any way to communicate. It sounds horrible but it was an amazing read and a good reminder that I need to treat everyone with kindness and respect. There may be a lot more going on in that head than I imagine.

I like the idea of having an art park. Unfortunately, this small city/town doesn't have a community…read moreto involve such architecture. I'm glad that it's here. Hopefully in time it will be a community place where food trucks can park nearby and people can sit, eat, and ponder. It doesn't feel like it's a community area yet. Give it time.

This public park is a recent addition to the southern end of the Manor downtown area. Should you…read moredecide to visit here you'll find about six parking spaces out front. It sits close to one of the busiest intersections in Manor and very near some train tracks. It is on south Lexington heading out of town (a.k.a. highway 973). There's really nothing in the way of amenities here except for a couple of picnic tables and a bench. Because of all the traffic, this is not a quiet space in which to gather your thoughts or appreciate any art. It is nonetheless a good spot to have lunch since there are some food trucks directly across the street. The photos included pretty much round this review out.

This place is a whole vibe! It's a pleasant surprise for an after midnight meetup/date. It's a…read morebibliophile, nerd, and dark empath's dream. It's also a chill spot to swap books. It's a book/reading lounge. Leave your donation at the door. BYOB, yeah, alcohol is allowed. Have books you no longer want? You can swap books here. They also have outside movie viewings. There are board games, WiFi. They're open from 7pm - 5am. It's the perfect spot for night owls that aren't into the club scene. I'm super excited to go back, chill, and get better pictures.

There no inside restroom only porta potties and a $5 entry fee…read more If you are going to read outside there's candles to light or bring a book light; since it does get dark.

This is our "go to" park when the time and the weather is right. Highly recommended place!read more

This is a small park located in the Lakeline Ranch subdivision. It is perhaps an acre or more in…read moresize with few amenities. Off to the side is a play area with some swings and even a share a book kiosk. At the center of a park is a paved sidewalk flanked by four benches with bushes and crêpe myrtles at the center. Otherwise, the property consists entirely of open green space and cedar trees. It's basically just a nice open space that enhances the neighborhood's overall value.

Actual location: 129 Carolina St…read moreSan Antonio, TX This location boasted a lot of Fern Michaels books. I mean a lot. I almost went away with the one Agatha Christie title but didn't think I would be able to finish it during our trip. It was super neat to finally visit a Little Free Library in another state, even if this location was a tad run down. Yay Texas Little Free Library!

My youngest and I spotted this Little Free Library at almost the same second as we drove to finally…read moreget a little Texas BBQ on day SIX of our stay in Texas. It's a cool, asymetrical, little LFL on a grassy hill near a lovely home. It was packed with a bunch of kid's books and a few adult options too. Even a really nicely bound Bible. I love these things and I love that people continue to pepper their neighborhoods with them.