This Little Free Library can be found at the Trailside Museum of Natural History in River Forest…read more It's not a bad location since obviously museums are all about learning! I didn't see many books in it when I was there, but I'm sure it ebbs and flows. I want to return to the museum sometime so that I can spend more time wandering through here, and I may check to see if I have any books on nature, natural history, or similar subjects to add to the library. It's also adorably decorated with paintings of flowers and birds to fit in well with its surroundings.

Clean, in good repair, and easy to access from the sidewalk along Chicago Avenue. The address is…read more503 N Grove, but the Little Library is on the north side of this lovely, big, and colorful corner house. Last night, I stopped by and there were just a few books, but tonight my husband and I walked over with a big book delivery in order to restock this Little Library. Lots of fun kid's books, as this Library is near Holmes School and the playground, so I think lots of children might visit.

This is my new favorite Little Free Library in all of Oak Park!! Set on the tidy front lawn of a…read morebeautiful home on a quiet, easily walkable street near Mann School. It was so well stocked with gorgeous books. I left a Star Wars origami book and scored a sewing book for my teen. This Library is super duper clean. It is freshly painted. You can tell it is lovingly tended by its owners. I will definitely hike over this way more often!

This is my favorite LFL. Maybe that's because it's on a nice, quiet, tree-lined street. Maybe…read morebecause it has children's books more often than not. Maybe because it's close to my house. In any event, I've exchanged many books here, and suggest you do so as well.

This is located in a handy location across from Taylor Park. It's across from the tennis/pickle…read moreball courts. It offered a nice selection of clean books to choose from! I'd love to see a fresh coat of paint bring this pretty little gem back to its bright and cheery state. I'm going to walk over today and drop off some more kids books.

This Free Little Library is conveniently located on a relatively quiet street, directly across from…read morethe tennis courts of Taylor Park. Large selection, good variety.

I've been on a bit of a Little Free Library kick and was pleased to find another easily accessible…read morelibrary on the nightly walks through north Oak Park. This Library is easily accessible if you are on a walk or taking your bike, but it might be harder if you drive over, as the house is located on the busy intersection of Oak Park Avenue and Division Street. So perhaps pull up half a block and walk over to this Library. Well stocked with books. Nice little reading platform to stand on. Busy street, but I didn't feel rushed or too bothered by the traffic.

Branch #6242 is in a very visible location, but a tiny bit tricky to access by bike or car. Still…read morehas plenty of pulp novels and the occasional children's book to 'borrow.' Plus a nice platform to stand on in front.

Oh, I really love this one!! This is definitely in my Top Three Little Free Libraries in Oak Park!…read moreThe library is on a quiet street, close to the sidewalk, super clean, super organized, and whoa...so many choices!! There were books, magazines, and CDs. Kids and adult items. I scored a beautiful poetry book! I'm going to pop on over to this one more often. So cute!!

Enrolling our child into the Language and Music International program proved to be one of the best…read moredecision for our family. Originally we were drawn to the Spanish emersion element with the talented Maria Emilia, but we quickly learned it was so much more. The personalized attention to the children's learning styles, sense of community, variety in programming, flexibility and responsiveness is one of a kind. If you are searching for a place that values the linguistic, academic and social emotional development of your scholar, you may want to check them out!

Our daughter has thrived here over the past 6 years that she has been a student in the primary…read moreschool and Spanish immersion program. The school environment focuses on students' social emotional learning and their individual learning styles, allowing the kids to learn in fun and engaging ways. The school's non-traditional style means small groups, individualized learning, and opportunities for the kids to explore what they are interested in. This environment has really suited our daughter and has allowed her confidence, independence and love of learning to flourish.