Came in to check it out. Thought I could pay a fine. Instead, no one is here. It's completely open!…read more You can sit and read alone or with others. There are books to take or read here. A section is for little ones, and a section for adults. You can also find information about the Hillsborough Library System: Hoopla online, tutoring, how to connect to the website, and more.

This Little Free Library is charter number 17650 which for some unknown reason is not currently on…read morethe LFL database map. But that's okay because it's here on Yelp now. This large gray box with a white top is unfortunately missing its door and that is unfortunate. Inside, a small number of books nearly stayed. Some interesting study books including one for the PSAT. The library is in front of the Giddens Dog Park and there street parking here and in the lot across the street at Giddens Park. [Review 15809 overall - 1388 in Florida - 1313 of 2021.]

Located at the corner of Mary Avenue and Crawfordville Highway, this blue library box is in a…read moreparking lot that is easily accessible. I'm not sure what business it is. The blue box with a white roof has a single door, which is entirely a piece of plexiglass. Two shelves inside with a mix of fiction and non-fiction and some self-help books. Interesting paperbacks, for sure. It is Charter 53371 and there is no information in the caption online. I don't know who the steward might be. [Review 14657 overall, 157 of 2021, number 1224 in Florida.]

This large library box is located in the parking area of the Dade Battlefield Historic Park near…read morethe visitor's center. Brown and white with a shingle roof, it is easy to spot. The single door opens to reveal two stuffed shelves with books. A nice variety of fiction, non-fiction, thrillers, sci-fi, self-help and more. Surely there is something here for your taste. This is charter number 52022 and the online caption reads, "The Little Free Library at Dade Battlefield Historic State Park was built by park volunteers. Dade Battlefield Historic State Park is the site of the start of the Second Seminole War. One hundred and eighty Seminole Indians ambushed 108 soldiers on December 28th, 1835. At the end of the battle only three soldiers survived. The little library offers history, nature, fiction and nonfiction books to the park visitor." [Review 20282 overall - 1784 in Florida - 1259 of 2023.]

This bookstore has tons of old-school novels. I particularly enjoy fantasy and sci-fi, and they…read morehave plenty of that. The person who works there is nice to talk to and she helped me find what I wanted. They have good sales every so often.

Think the staff does not like people or something - seems like she always argues and is Very Pushy…read morewith us everytime that I take my kids there. She Scares me on how she acts in front of my Kids like this - any time that we have been there. Last time, she would not stop yelling at my family "that SHE could SHOUT ALL she WANTED to". I politely asked her to Stop, but she continued Yelling across the store repeatedly over and over - until we just gave up and left. She even went outside and was Shouting across the parking lot. Will not take my kids there ever again. This was absolutely ridiculous. I did Not appreciate explaining a Violent and Disrespectful Adult acting this Unrespectable to or in front of my kids. Would you take your kids to experience this ? Prices are expensive - and credit isnt much for donating books anyway ... Guess they don't care about - nor want their customers. *** Lost us as customers. Bye ! ps: My wife doesn't seem to like taking the kids here either. Don't think that she has the patience to deal with people like this (the staff's weird behavior and Pushiness with people).

This small red white and blue library is located in front of the Grace Methodist Church in Lawtey…read moreand is just two blocks off from US-301. It's easy to spot from the street. The single door is secured with a hook and eye catch. The red door has a clear panel and you can see inside that there isn't too much room. Still, a few options that were mostly religious books that make sense considering the location. Nothing that caught my eye today. Signage on the library indicates that it is charter number 13068 but it is not listed in the Little Free Library database map. [Review 349 of 2025 - 2001 in Florida - 23911 overall]

Nice when they are open . They don't seem to go by store hours but when open terrificread more

Just your average local used book store. Reasonable selection of books. A bit pricey but remember…read morethat you are supporting a local business. And when your done, there is an ice cream store next door. Overall, a nice place to find some used books.

This library is perfect for the beach goers as it's located in the turning circle at the end of…read moreSunset Beach. Painted in beach colors with a white top, it's easy enough to spot. The single door opens to show one shelf of books in two stacks. Mostly paperbacks and beach reading here, a few mysteries and mostly thin children's books today. Nothing that caught my eye. This is charter number 23484 and is listed in the Little Free Library map database. The online caption reads, "This LFL was built by the Rooney family and donated to the citizens of and visitors to Tarpon Springs Florida. Tarpon springs is noted as the worlds largest supplier of natural sponges in the world. Sponges are harvested from the warm and fertile waters of the Gulf of Mexico." Enjoy! [Review 386 of 2025 - 2036 in Florida - 23948 overall]

This brown library box with green trim stands on a single 4x4 wooden post in front of one of the…read moreplaygrounds of Gilbert Park. The single door is secured with a twist catch. It is in excellent condition. Inside, two shelves that did not have very much today. Some thrillers and paperbacks. Plenty of room for more but I'm already 4000 miles into this trip and I've stopped at over a dozen libraries along this trip so I have no new books to drop off. This is charter number 162933 and while it is not listed in the Little Free Library database or map, the plaque on the front indicates that it was "Donated by MDMS NJHS" which I assume is the Mount Dora Middle School's branch of the National Junior Honor Society. [Review 1031 of 2024 - 1907 in Florida - 22059 overall]