Located at Steiner and Waller, this is one of my favorite Little Free Libraries. It's supported by…read morethe Lower Haight Merchants and Neighbors Association and is very well curated. Plus I absolutely love that it had fnnch honeybears in the window. For whatever reason, the original listing for this got consolidated by yelp with the one about 6 blocks away.

It's a cute little red community book box next to the sidewalk in the residential area near Bernal…read moreHeights. I like to drop off a few books and pick up a book from this box and walk down to the Martha & Bros. Coffee Co. and spend a little time reading while drinking decaf caramel latte . Thank you whoever installed this box !

Just noticed this lovely Little Free Library, a couple blocks from the Hayes Street shopping…read moredistrict. The signage definitely looks like it's child friendly, and the books inside were mostly children's on my first visit. Definitely a welcome addition to the neighborhood.

This is a well done example of a little Free Library in the Inner Richmond. The design of the…read morelibrary box is artistic, fun, and somewhat educational. It is pretty full and contains mostly children's books, but this makes sense considering its placed in front of a Nursery School.

Physical Location: 1639 35th Ave…read moreSan Francisco, CA 94122 While we were in the city we ended up doing a very short Little Free Library run. This was our transition from Ocean Beach and Corgi Con, to the Haight! This location was super cute with some gorgeous shrubbery, but was a mite empty for me. The location was well kept up, which I always like to see and the honey really enjoyed the selection. He ended up trading for a novel he was pretty excited about! All in all not a bad start to our day!

Need a distraction from social media? Read a book! I've known about this locations since 2016. It…read moreis very close to my house! I usually drop off my comics here after reading, and rarely leave with a book to read. The last time book I read from this location is Wasted: A Memoir of Anorexia and Bulimia. What a read! After reading books I do one of three things: Keep it, give it to a friend or return it to another Free Library.

A little free library with a view!…read more This spot is on a cute little residential street in the hills above Glen Park Village. The selection was good when I was there; I picked up a copy of Charlie LeDuff's "Detroit," which I've been wanting to read for a while. Of course, the books will vary from day to day. Which is where you come in. It's not a quid pro quo. You can take a book without leaving one. But if you have something good you've been wanting to share, why not drop it off here?

Best Little Free Library award goes to 585 Page. Whose idea was this? Who's paying for it? Simply…read morewow. The only thing missing is a roof to keep the rain out. Truly a library for the people, no membership required. Sure there's free books, just like the other homemade locations, but 585 Page leveled up to a full on parklet, complete with book cabinet, seating, & a garden. Truly impressive. It's kinda funny that it sits outside the Haight Bourbon Liquor Store. If only I could get over my jealousy of how cool Page street has become now that it's a Slow Street. Thanks for all the increased traffic on my street. But that's another matter. . This Little Free Library is destination worthy.

All Little Free Libraries deserve 5 stars- diplomats to the world. Actually exist in all 7…read morecontinents. Minus 1/2 star for being so hard to find. It seems that this library is on a need to know basis, tucked around the corner of 73 Potomac, in a narrow weed filled cubby. Whatever- always brings a smile when I discover a new library.