This is a big box and it's located on a wide residential street so there is plenty of room to park…read moreyour car or golf cart while you see what's here. It's hard to miss it with two blue legs and colorful pastel paint on the top with a green roof. It definitely stands out. The one clear panel on the big door is secured by a simple eye latch. Inside, two shelves loaded with a variety of mostly paperbacks. Lots of fiction and that's what you need on Pine Island if you're here for vacation. Beach reading! This is charter number 81992 and there is no steward listed. The online caption reads, "Though a new-kid-on-the-block, this Little Free Library has had lots of activity." [Review 16760 overall - 1487 in Florida - 273 of 2022.]

This cute library box is located on the north side of Jefferson Park. Hard to miss as it is a…read morenicely hand painted box that used to be a newspaper vending machine. As I'm trimming down my own home library, I'd already dropped those books at other libraries so today it was a browse and take opportunity. This library was very well stuffed with mostly children's books but some fiction and non-fiction too. The former library biography of Abraham Lincoln was my choice today. This is charter number 78136 and the steward is the Girls Scouts LFL of Jefferson Park. The online caption reads, "Evelin Rienzo of Girl Scouts Troop 292 partnered with Fort Myres non-profit, And Literacy For All (ALF), to repurpose and decorate this newspaper vending box. It is a source of Free Books for the children and adults who visit the Jefferson Park and helps fulfill the Girl Scouts' community service objective and ALFA's mission of "Building family and community literacy one book at a time." Andliteracyforall.com Facebook:@andliteracyforall" [Review 15790 overall - 1370 in Florida - 1294 of 2021.]

Much like the other Little Free Library in Fort Myers, this blue box is sponsored by the Busey Bank…read moreon which is stands. On a single post, the blue box with white clouds has a single door secured by a twist catch and has two shelves inside. Not very tidy but mostly filled with children's books on both shelves. This is charter number 111435. [Review 15835 overall - 1412 in Florida - 1339 of 2021.]

Just off Hancock Bridge Parkway in a residential neighborhood, this beige box with white trim and a…read morelovely wood shingle roof is ready for your browsing. There is parking immediately in front. A ingle door with a clear panel and behind it, shelves well stuffed with books today. All sorts of hardcovers and soft covers. A few thrillers and some former library books. It's a great selection. This is charter number 59760 and the steward is Stacy Pappas. The online caption reads, "My husband built this Little Free Library for me as a gift for our 14th Anniversary." Awesome. [Review 15833 overall - 1410 in Florida - 1337 of 2021.]

This blue library box sits on a single post in the parking lot of the adjacent Busey Bank on…read moreSummerlin who built and sponsored the box. It has a single door secured by a twist catch and is in excellent condition. Inside, an interesting collection of books including Thomas Paine (yes, that Thomas Paine) Common Sense and Other Writings, and the famous Catcher in the Rye (and now I need to rewatch the movie Conspiracy Theory https://youtu.be/UN832YwhNO0). This is charter 111439 on the box but is 111437 on the website. There is no caption other than "Busey Bank sponsored Little Free Library". [Review 15795 overall - 1375 in Florida - 1299 of 2021.]

Located with a park bench so that you can read the book you grab, this blue library box is painted…read morebeautifully on both sides. It has a large plexiglass door that is secured by a megnet. Inside, it is well stuffed on two shelves with a mix of hardcovers and paperbacks. Thrillers, mysteries, all sorts of beach reading. Perfect for the location in a Florida beach city. This is charter number 27706 and the steward has their name and email address in the online LFL database. The caption reads, "Since we retired to sunny Florida we thought our library should reflect our surroundings... beach, sun, sand and a laid back lifestyle." [Review 20271 overall - 1773 in Florida - 1248 of 2023.]

This community book box is located at the entrance to the Pine Island Elementary School. it is a…read morelarge white and blue library with shingles. They've done a great job with rubber gaskets to protect the books from the Florida wet weather. Inside, there are three shelves that were very well organized. The bottom shelf is for big books and had only a single paperback. The center shelf is all magazines and such. The top shelf has a mix of hardcovers and paperbacks. I thought the "He's Just Not That Into You" was neat and I decided to save it for the next patron. Two books I've finished were added to the library as well. This is charter number 89238. There is no specific steward listed. The online caption reads, "Pine Island Elementary installed a lending library near the front of the school campus doors. This library provides students with free literature to read at home. Students are welcome to take a book, read it, and return the book or keep it for themselves. Students are also encouraged to bring a slightly used book to leave in our little library as a donation. This type of library is left open for all island visitors to have access to literature." [Review 16753 overall - 1480 in Florida - 266 of 2022.]

A pretty white library box located in front of the Cape Coral Art Center that stands on two black…read moreposts. It is located in the entrance loop near the door. The box has a single door with three shelves (two for shorter books and one for taller) and a separate glass panel at the top with a diorama titled "My Cozy Little Room". The library is very well stuffed with an assortment of books. Not tidy but it's free so no complaint! There was also a can of chili which is nice to see. And if you're not aware that they exist, look for Little Free Pantries. I did not find anything that I wanted to read from here today. This is charter number 107067. The online caption reads, "Cape Coral Art Center believes in sharing the knowledge to create, displaying the beauty of art, and inspiring the community to grow since 1977. The Art Center is a City Recreational Center located off Coronado Parkway in Rubicond Park. This Little Free Library is a source of FREE BOOKS for all ages who visit Rubicond Park as well as a Social distanced outdoor Miniature Gallery display." [Review 15782 overall - 1362 in Florida - 1286 of 2021.]

This library box is located at the front of the community center in Four Freedoms Park. The front…read moredoor wasn't secured when I arrived so the three books inside were quite wet from leaking rain. Bummer. Fortunately, only three books. The box is pained a pretty free color with a single clear door. It stands on a four legged table and is easily accessible. Hopefully, the next patrons close the door properly. Not much inside today and they were wet so I tidied and moved on. This is charter number 16940. There is not a published steward but the online caption reads, "This library was sponsored by the City of Cape Coral Parks and Recreation Department environmental recreation and Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program to promote reading outdoors, and provide books about the local environment. All genres can be found in this library, including nature related books and children's books." [Review 15802 overall - 1382 in Florida - 1306 of 2021.]