Deer Park Little Free Library

Free plants at the library! Borage, black bachelor button, cosmos, pansies and yarrow.

The giving box is back! It's loaded up with dog treats, seeds, bookmarks and stickers. Also back is the deer head hook for holding your leashes or bags while browsing 📚 ❤️

Happy to announce that the library is back! It has a new door, fresh coat of stain and loaded with books 📚 I added several advance reader copies and new releases. Happy reading!

Unfortunately, the library's door was severely damaged by last night's wind storm and has been taken off. The books have been removed for now. There is also some minor damage to the roof. As a result, we have had to close the library until repairs can be completed.

Some new books in the library! These advance reader copies are out months before they hit shelves 🏃🏻‍♀️💨 Come snag a book, there's lots to read in the library!

More plants are at the exchange! Anise Hyssop, yarrow, chocolate mint, German Chamomile, Mexican Tarragon, seashell cosmos, borage, and night scented stocks. Enjoy!

More plants at the library! Borage, strawberries, a cabbage, and a hollyhock. Someone left chives and peas as well 💚

Local author Sheryl Normandeau dropped off a copy of her new book Save Our Seeds, and the Deer Park Little Free Library is featured! Such a lovely book about everything you need to know about seed saving. 💚

Canadian author S.L. Dickson stopped by the library today to drop off not one, but TWO of her novels! Super excited to see some by a on the shelf

❤️ Stop by & pick one up to cozy with on these cold nights ❤️

Exciting news! The library is now a PokéStop! Come catch em all!

Thank you Scotiabank for the books to share in our library! Planning to get these out over the next few days and into the weekend for readers to enjoy 📖

🚨 New book alert 🚨 The newlyweds window is a collection of stories by promising emerging African writers.

Africa’s stories have largely been relegated to themes of poverty, and war; yet there is so much more brilliance, texture, and layers to our stories. This collection seeks to provide a platform for the rest of the world to become acquainted with the excellence of talent outside of the mainstream, as well as tell our stories from fresh vantage points.

A young woman creates an alternate identity on social media in Nigeria, a little girl discovers hidden photographs of the father she never met, a serial killer stalks his victims, a woman watches the evolution of a newlywed couple’s relationship through their window in Zanzibar. The stories in this collection are eclectic, breathtaking, and illuminate readers to an Africa that has largely been left untold.