This blue and white library box is located in the residential neighborhood of Chantilly, Charlotte…read more It is on a moderately busy surface street that parallels the Independence Expressway. The box has three shelves which makes enough room for the really tall books, paperbacks and a low shelf for "other stuff. Today, mostly fiction books and a cookbook. "Teeth are Not for Biting" is valuable advice for everyone. Very cute that they have directions and distances signs on the base pointing to Oz, 100 Akerwood, Cheshire, Narnia and other imagination places. This is charter 3161 and is operated by Elizabeth McKee. There is no other info on the LFL page. [Review 14505 overall, 2 of 2021, number 2754 in North Carolina.]

The Little Free Library system is great! I donate all my used books to random boxes around the…read morecity. The other day I found one I would enjoy. Thank you

This red and white library has been here a while and could perhaps use a little repainting inside…read moreand out. However, the books inside are in great condition and so I have no complaints. Located on a residential street and easy parking. The single door is secured by a latch and the inside was a small collection of mostly children's books and a copy of the Bible. I'm slowly draining my own library of books, so I dropped off two today. This is charter number 7926. There is no information about the steward online. [Review 15420 overall, 924 of 2021, number 2970 in North Carolina.]

This small free library is located at the street entrance to Wyanoke Park. It is out in the middle…read moreso it's super easy to spot even though it's brown wood with black trim. It stands on a single wood post. The library has a single door. Inside, two shelves of books. Today's offering was nearly all children's books with a few retired library books. Nothing that caught my eye but it might work for you or the kids that come to the park. This is charter number #84988. There is no steward listed but the caption reads, "This is a little free library for a Girl Scout Silver Award project set in Chantilly neighborhood park." [Review 2509 of 2024 - 3962 in North Carolina - 23521 overall]

Best used book store in our area. These ladies are so kind and helpful. Also great pricesread more

This is the kind of place that I want to visit every time I'm in town! I visit hickory every so…read moreoften to see family but ever time I visit I make sure to make time to visit the book exchange! The employees are always the sweetest and always make sure to welcome you with a big bright smile on their faces! They have an incredible selection of book in stock! You can get lost in there for hours just looking at the book provided. They have a bit of everything for an extremely low price. Their downstairs has many amazing books that will be about half of the original price. The upstairs (my favorite place) is full of every genre you can imagine and for only $5 they have hundreds of hardcovers books for $5 as well. This is definitely a 10/10 business! Every time I have had the pleasure of visiting I have been met with amazing service, amazing products, and even better conversation with the staff! If you are a bookworm and want to find good quality used books then this is the place to go!!!

This community book box is located next to the community center of the Chapel Cove housing…read moredevelopment. It is open to the public and there is adjacent parking. The off white box is on a single post with a twist catch securing the door. Inside, it is in very good condition and quite full. Lots and lots of children's reading but also many fiction paperbacks and even some self-help. Good stuff. This is charger 109731 and the steward is listed as "Chapel Cove / Good Shepherd Church". The online caption reads, "Free Little Library sponsored by Good Shepherd Church in partnership with Chapel Cove to increase literacy in the Steele Creek Community." [Review 16876 overall - 3205 in North Carolina - 389 of 2022.]

This adorable library is located along one of the busier streets in Asheboro but it's easy to spot…read more What's particularly awesome about this Little Free Library is that it's designed to look exactly like the house it stands in front of! White with black trim, it is in fantastic condition. The doors in front slide open and inside, two shelves of dry books in great condition. All seemed to be childrens' books at this location which is perfectly fine with me. I did not have anything to add to the library to today and none caught my eye to go with me. This is charter number 53108 and it has the steward's name and email address on the entry online. [Review 2117 of 2024 - 3785 in North Carolina - 23136 overall]

This brightly colored library is located not far from the splashpad of Kiwanis Park. As it's mostly…read morean area for kids, the contents were nearly all children's books. Not that there's anything wrong with that, it just didn't have anything in it for me. The library is anchored in a concrete bucket and so it's a bit more portable than most. You may find it elsewhere when you visit. Bright blue with a gray rood and a single door with a clear panel, secured by a twist lock. This is charter number 87385 and it is not on the Little Free Library map database. [Review 15871 overall - 3089 in North Carolina - 1375 of 2021.]

One of the most adorable Little Free Libraries, this one is set up to look just like the steward's…read morehouse, right down to the windows, doorknob and shingles. So cute! Standing on a single post in a neighborhood of larger houses on a wide street, there's plenty of room to make a u-turn here and park in front to browse. No one is going to disturb your car here. Inside, two neat shelves with a great variety of books. Some childrens, some paperbacks, some hardcovers. A biography of Diana Spencer caught my eye but the Grisham novel will go home with me today. This is charter number 30398 and the steward is Nancy Strickland. The online caption reads, "An enthusiastic friend and I read an article about the Little Free Library and we thought it would be a great idea for our neighborhood! Our neighborhood has a book club and we thought together we could maintain our library. My friend and co developer has a talented father who built our library to resemble a home in our neighborhood. A talented friend and former neighbor painted our home to look like a brick house. I'm the lucky one to host the library in my yard." [Review 16541 overall - 3168 in North Carolina - 51 of 2022.]