This fire engine red library box is loated next to the playground for a child care center and there…read moreis just a bit of room to stop. Chock full of books that could use some organizing but hey, no complaints. Nothing that particularly interested me today but I did drop off two of my own thrillers from my library that I'm working on paring down. The "Trains" coffee table book almost went home but I'm sure there's some youngster who will get more enjoyment out of it than I will. This is charter 115340 and the steward is "Precious Resources." [Review 15495 overall, 999 of 2021, number 3038 in North Carolina.]

I spotted this blue and gold library box near Jacksonville's Riverwalk Park in a shaded area where…read morethere is adequate parking. The large box has a single door, opening on the left and standing on a single post. Inside the box, an excellently displayed selection of mostly paperbacks. The inside is in excellent condition and the books were dry. This is charter number 99256 and it is not on the Little Free Library map. It is operated by the New River (Onslow County) Rotary Club. [Review 15505 overall, 1009 of 2021, number 3047 in North Carolina.]

Located on the corner of a residential street in a quiet neighborhood, this library is easy to spot…read moreas it is painted white with a black metal roof and black accessories. It stands out! The door is secured with a simply twist catch. Inside, two shelves of books. Nearly all paperbacks today with some romance, some fiction, a couple of children's books and more. I decided that the "Beer Lover's - the Carolinas" would come with me today for a browse. This is charter number 147309. The steward is not listed in the online listing and there is no caption. [Review 2441 of 2024 - 3897 in North Carolina - 23454 overall]

This gray painted library is on the corner of Iredell and Main Street in front of the church. I'm…read morenot sure if this is St. Josephs Episcopal Church or St. Basil the Great Romanian Orthodox Church but either way, the library is shaped and painted to look a lot like the church with the steeple roof and even a cross on top. Inside the library, I was expecting more religious books and there are some of them but also cookbooks and reference and classics and more. A little jumbled but still easy to see everything. It is in very good condition though parking is a challenge. The library does not have the Little Free Library plaque and does not appear in their database map. [Review 62 of 2025 - 4037 in North Carolina - 23630 overall]

Two library boxes side-by-side here at the corner of 37th and Main Street on Sunset Beach. One of…read morethem is Charter 94337 and I'm not sure if the other is related. Both are a sandy brown color with a single window that is secured with an eye hook. They have shingled rooves and are quite full with good beach reading material. The boxes are in excellent condition and there is free street parking here, if you can find it. [Review 13986 overall, 1308 of 2020, number 2626 in North Carolina.]

This small library is located in front of the Wilmington Health Henderson. It is gray and white so…read moreit might be a little tough to find. The library stands on a single white post. Inside the single door are two shelves that were well stocked with nearly all paperbacks. Lots of fiction in here today. This is charter number 99894 and the online caption reads, "A little free library for our patients & neighbors." [Review 18877 overall - 3362 in North Carolina - round number 2400 of 2022.]

This open library is at a corner that has both a bus stop and a traffic light with a wide sidewalk…read more That makes it easy to stop and browse. Painted white with a shingle roof, the library is open to the elements and easy to see what's here. Two shelves with a few books on the top shelf and the bottom shelf had a DVD and some blown leaves. This library does not have any identifying information as to the steward and I did not see it in the Little Free Library map. Still, stop by and check it out. [Review 2457 of 2024 - 3912 in North Carolina - 23469 overall]

This converted newspaper dispenser is located in Wilson's Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park. It is…read morepainted a very pretty red white and blue that makes it hard to miss even with all the sculptures about. Inside, a very limited selection of books and an audio book set or two. Not great and I'm bummed that I had already added my own books to an earlier visit at another LFL because this one needs the help. The box is sponsored by the Wilson Chamber of Commerce and the Wilson Times. It is not on the Little Free Library database and I don't see the charter number posted. [Review 15524 overall, 1028 of 2021, number 3064 in North Carolina.]

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