This public book box is located in the parking lot of the Town Creek Park. It does not appear on…read morethe Little Free Library page so it is likely independent from that. The box is about a cubic foot with two shelves. Painted white with a shingle roof and a clear plexiglass door. It was well stuffed with fiction, non-fiction and several childrens books. It needed a little bit of organizting and tidying. As it is in the park, there is plenty of parking. [Review 13851 overall, 1173 of 2020, number 2541 in North Carolina.]

This green and white library box is at the first house on Gene Avenue and replaced an old Little…read moreFree Pantry that is still showing on Google Street View. It is on a single post. The door is not secured and inside the library are two shelves of books. Some taller ones are lying on their sides. Children's books, non-fiction, fiction, young adult and some science fiction. A variety but nothing caught my eye today. This library does not have a charter on it and it's not listed in the Little Free Library database map. [Review 2510 of 2024 - 3963 in North Carolina - 23522 overall]

This very pretty library is located at the corner of North Gardner Avenue and West Trade Street. It…read moredoes not appear on the Little Free Library map and does not have one of their markers on it. I was able to pull over in front of the house and stop so that I could browse the library. The box is blue with white trip and a wood roof that looks a lot like the home it stands in front of. There is a single door. The interior is in excellent condition and the books inside were almost neatly stacked. A good collection of hardcovers and softcovers today. The Daily Show one was my favorite. [Review 15383 overall, 885 of 2021, number 2934 in North Carolina.]

This Little Free Library is located along a very straight road in a residential neighborhood. With…read morehouses and driveways along the road and some kids playing on bicycles, it was easy to spot this brown wood library with a corrugated metal roof. Three sides are clear panels which is pretty. Standing on a single post, the one door opens to two shelves of books. The library was very full today and neatly shelved with two layers of books. Lots of paperbacks, many hardcovers. I spotted mystery and thriller and young adult and childrens books as well as some romance and reference. A good variety. This is 99545 and has the name "Bellevue Reader's Delight" with the steward's email address and this caption, "A dream of some 2-3 years came true when Cov-19 recommended social distancing/isolation. We used 7 weekends to build this little library. We used less than $50 in materials using materials we had from other household projects. The hinges and door handles came from cabinets in an older home. May our love of reading be shared with our neighbors. Feel free to take a book, leave a book, come by to discuss a book! Enjoy!" [Review 111 of 2025 - 4080 in North Carolina - 23678 overall]

There's no missing this adorable library box as it is painted a bright blue and shaped like Doctor…read moreWho's TARDIS. The streets are wide and quiet here so there was no issue with pulling over to browse the library. Double doors open to reveal two shelves of books. Some of the hardcovers were too tall to see the titles without pulling them out. Fiction, non-fiction, self-help, thrillers, reference, romance and more. There is a decent selection of reading here. The library does not appear in the Little Free Library database map so I don't know the steward. [Review 2552 of 2024 - 4004 in North Carolina - 23563 overall]

This is a great organization and I love what they are doing for so many teachers to have the…read moresupplies they need for their classroom! Today was my first time volunteering with them stocking the store and it was an awesome experience!! I will be back and hopefully be able to coordinate a group from my workplace to volunteer with me in the near future. If you are looking for a place to serve in the community, I highly recommend Classroom Central!

I had the pleasure of volunteering here earlier this week and had a great time. I went with about…read more10 of my coworkers, and we all had different "jobs" to do from helping with check out to running the stamps to cut out shapes for bulletin boards. What Classroom Central does, is provide free school supplies for teachers in underprivileged school districts. They cover about 7 districts from Union to Mecklenburg to even one in SC. They have everything set up for teachers to "shop" the store. They get a certain quantity of each item and can pick up to 25 different items. These items range from book bags, to one subject notebooks, to markers, pens, pencils, and crayons. All the items are donated and Classroom Central doesn't receive money from the state. Risa is in charge of the volunteers who work there, and she is a gem. She's very patient with people like me who ask a lot of obvious questions, and I can tell she appreciates everyone who comes in. If you ever have the chance to volunteer, please do so. They have a sign up online, and normally go in 4 hour shifts. Mine was 1:30-5.