Neighborhood library

Celebrate the Little Free Library's 10th anniversary by learning how to make your own for your neighborhood in just a few simple steps.

Library for the neighborhood and a compartment for kids and another for big kids and adults. Custom design and largely constructed with scrap wood.

Succulent garden on the roof of our Little Free Library.

Little free libraries are a great way to promote literacy and a love for reading in your community. They’re also a fun way to exchange books with neighbors and see what they’re reading! You can make a little library out of anything—from mini fridges to kitchen cabinets—but they won’t necessarily hold up well outside in […]

The big idea behind the Little libraries is encouraging neighborhood interaction by sharing resources.

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This charming #LittleFreeLibrary is charter 110597 in Rohnert Park, California!

Adding a little free library to your neighborhood including: buying a little library kit, plans to DIY a community library box, etc!

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Use recycled materials to make a Little Free Library where people in your neighborhood can borrow, return and donate books.

Image 2. Each Little Free Library is built differently. Photo: TNS Tribune.

Milwaukee area residents give tips about what worked best for their Little Free Library design.