this mini purple library has just a few fiction and children's book inside…read more reads: "Ramona Quimby, Age 8 (Beverly Cleary) -Ramona is in the 3rd grade, she's learning to be on her own, taking the bus by herself, learning reading lessons to fit into her school, not to burden her parents so they can earn a living. -Ramona is also getting along fine with a perceived bully "Danny" who nicknamed her "Egghead". unbeknownst to her, it's wasn't meant to be offensive. -this is a realistic story of a schoolgirl of 8, nothing melodramatic like other book of her genre. this depicts the everyday activity of a normal girl. recommended for ages 8-12.

this simple dark blue library (#8862) has a single layer of mostly nonfiction books…read more reads: "Who Rules American?" (G. William Domhoff) *this and subsequent novels reveals the roots of power in America politics. themes (national level): -think tanks, foundations, commisions, & academia (universities) -they work thru direct action, not secretly behind the scenes -business groups/interests lobby government officials, politicians to create special legislation/policy/licenses giving them tax loopholes/subsidies/natural resources at below market rates. locally: -downtown business interest and land developers elect officials favorable to their interests who pass legislation to develop shopping mall, business districts at taxpayer expense while business interests get all the profits. (i.e. sports arena)

I used them to alter my new curtains wanted two 50in panels sewn together for my sliding door and…read morewanted one 50in panel cut in half and each piece sewn on to a 50in panel to make two 75 in panels for living room window this was not an easy task but they did an amazing job in a reasonable amount of time for a very reasonable price very happy with the outcome

I took my shirts to this place for iron. The price was reasonable. It was well done and pressed…read more The employees are polite and helpful. Great service, great prices, excellent communication and easy mobile payment.

Physical Location: 201 Arlington Ave…read moreKensington, CA 94707 As we were driving by to pick up a friend who lives in the Cert, we came upon another Little Free Library! We love finding these things, they're so much fun and get the whole neighborhood involved! This location was a little cleaned out with a little too many magazines but I found a great Robin D Owens book I didn't have (read one of my favorite authors). If you're in the area drop on by! This location is right on the street! Yay Little Free Library!

Walked in was greeted right away! Now those that know! That is an Aplus!…read more The same lady that was working her bins off! Complimented my daughter on her dress! Now that makes a persons day. Off to the cashier! She was the most funniest, sweetest lady ever! We will be back. My baby girl found a million good finds!

They've moved away from the boutique-y experiment from a few years ago, and are back to being a…read moredecent Goodwill outpost.

Friendly staff. Easy location off I-80 westbound at Gilman and 2nd Street. The process was a…read morelittle confusing at first. There are limited signs telling you how the process works. For you first timers...make sure you separate your aluminum cans from your plastic bottles. Drive in stay in your car, and wait your turn. Then when it's your turn get out of your car and dump your items onto one of two conveyor belts. The attendant will watch the system weigh your recycled items and then give you a ticket. You will then take your ticket to the window where the clerk will print you a check . After I figured out the process, it was pretty easy and I found it to be convenient. I recommend this place for your recycling needs. Now if I could just find a recycle place that also does high volume shredding. All would be good.

Quick and easy process. Open on Saturdays. Free to drop off boxes. I love that you can drive…read moreyourself around to complete what you came to do.

this turquois and violet book box (#12286) has the usual fiction & nonfiction books. a twig on…read moreeach side of the frame adds some charm. reads: "The Classic Slave Narratives" (Edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.) -"The life of Olaudah Equiano" an african slave who purchased his freedom in America decided to sail the seas & trade commodities. he discovered Europe's laws did not protect him from being constantly cheated, harassed. when he discovered religion, he choose to become a missionary. -"The History of Mary Prince: A West Indian Slave" a lst hand telling of the brutality of slavery in her youth. In 1831, it was the lst book to be published in Great Britain about a black woman's life. -.."Life of Frederick Douglas" American slave who became a freed man & an abolitionist' -"Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" life story of an abolitionist who was constantly sexually harassed by her "master" when she was young. eventually she and her family members became free when their masters were paid the asking price.