This great box is located off the busy William Hilton Parkway in front of a real estate office so…read morethere's room to park. It is white with a shingle roof. Today, the box only had a few paperbacks in it with a biography. Someone's a fan of Stephen King. It is in good condition. Online, the caption for the box reads "We want residents and visitors to share the joy of reading with our beautiful island. Located in front of Engel & Völkers Hilton Head Island Real Estate Office, there is always an assortment of fiction and non. The library was built by http://www.buonaterrawoodworks.com/ of Hilton Head, who recently created awesome wood trays to raise money for victims of Hurricane Matthew." [Review 14356 overall, 1680 of 2020, number 723 in South Carolina.]

This library branch is located inside the Sea Pines Resort, so you'll need a pass for the security…read moregate but if you're already inside, then you're good. It is located on Otter Road and there is a small spot to pull over a vehicle or use one of the many bike paths on the Island. The box is light brown with a shingle roof. It is in excellent condition. Quite full inside, mostly fiction today. It is charter number 57361 and the description on the web site reads, "This is our second LFL, and hopefully it will open the door to reading for all ages. It is located at the back corner of our yard across the street from the bike path. Enjoy." [Review 14355 overall, 1679 of 2020, number 722 in South Carolina.]

This super cute Little Free Library box is located on the deck of the Islanders Beach Park…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/islanders-beach-park-hilton-head-island?hrid=8-f3Q3AFZ4dWL4N0HtWB0A near the restrooms. It is one of the cutest Library boxes I've seen with a beach theme. Over the library door, a mermaid beckons you to take one of the books to the sea. On each site, little beach areas with actual sand and shells and even beach chairs. Very cute. Inside, a collection of well worn paperbacks at the front and hard cover books behind. More full than some book boxes. This is charter number 78022 and the online caption reads, "We are avid readers at the Islanders Beach Club and it seemed natural to want a Little Free Library. Since we wanted to have it on the way to the beach we had to contact the town manager to get approval. He was all for it and set the wheels in motion. Since my wife thinks she's a MERMAID this was the only choice for it. I built it with a very beachy theme including beach chairs. The other beach goers love it and have kept it full of books." [Review 14368 overall, 1692 of 2020, number 734 in South Carolina.]

This library is located at the mail center inside the Pines of Mindanao development. It's private…read moreproperty and a guard gate but no one seemed to notice when I parked my car and walked in. The gray box is on the wall with a single door secured by a twist catch. It was extremely full today with fiction books that were mostly paperbacks. I did not bother to check the spiral bound that was taking up too much room. Nothing caught my eye from the selection. This is charter number 96208 and the steward seems to be the apartment complex itself. [Review 15752 overall - 1335 in Florida - 1256 of 2021.]

This library is on a post adjacent to the entrance to the Allen Children Center which has a large…read moreparking lot and is easy to access. It is red and white with a white roof and so it blends a bit into the background. If you were driving past, you might miss it. As I guessed based on the location, it is filled with nearly all children's and young adult books. Nothing that particularly caught my fancy today but I was definitely amused by the book I photographed for the review. This LFL is charter number 42844 and the steward is Carissa Clough. The online caption reads, "This Little Library is a project of B.R.I.D.G.E (Bringing Reading Into Diverse Groups Everywhere). BRIDGE is an orgnaization to promote all forms of literacy in varying areas. The Library was built by Jon Clough. The Library sits on Allen Children Center's property. Allen Children Center is a bilingual child care center with families of varying economic and cultural backgrounds. This Library has a bottom shelf for children/teens and a top shelf for adults." [Review 15753 overall - 1336 in Florida - 1257 of 2021.]

This Little Free Library is next to the playground at Mary Ross Waterfront park but along the…read moreGloucester Street side. You'll spot it under a tree. The library is painted green and has a single door. It is standing on a single post. Unfortunately, the door is missing its window panel which has left the books exposed to the elements. I was able to dust out some of the leaves but there's not much more that can be done without a window panel. This is charter number 82933 but it is not listed on the Little Free Library database. There is another plaque that indicates it was donated by the Publix supermarkets chain. [Review 16825 overall - 498 in Georgia - 338 of 2022.]