Little Free Library #15918

LFL #15918 is packed full woth quality goods right now, hungry readers, including an ARC from the ever wry Sean Beaudoin!

Help! For the first time in a long time our shelves are nearly empty. Please help refill them and if you have more than will fit you can put them inside the fence on the NE corner of 120th & Fremont N. 🙌

What he does in the off season.

Little literary conqueror!

This Little Free Library at the South Pole is the First in Antarctica - Little Free Library There are now Little Free Libraries on all seven continents! We are thrilled to introduce the first Little Free Library in Antarctica, which was established by Dr. Russell Schnell at the South Pole. Dr. Schnell—an atmospheric scientist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)...

Who doesn't enjoy a good love story?

The power of books can be immense.

Never underestimate the power of books! ❤️


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STILL A TRUE STORY

While we regularly disinfect our LFL and arrange books so they can be browsed with minimal touching, we ask visitors to be thoughtful. Only touch what you must and please don't stuff the library with donations, which then require excessive handling to see the contents.

If you have more than a few books to donate, message us here to drop those off nearby and we will make sure they're disinfected and safely stored until they make it into circulation. Thank you everyone and stay safe!

Reading can be self care.

Join Seattle-based mental health professional Sara Dunham, to discuss for self-care to help you get through this difficult time with kindness. This free online workshop, Self-Care During COVID, takes place Sat. Feb. 27 at 4pm. Registration is required: https://post.spl.org/3scIMRs

The little library has seen a steady stream of visitors of all ages the last few days. Reading is a great way to spend time on a snowy day!

Plenty of children's books and baby board books for the taking right now!

While we regularly disinfect our LFL and arrange books so they can be browsed with minimal touching, we ask visitors to be thoughtful. Only touch what you must and please don't stuff the library with donations, which then require excessive handling to see the contents.

If you have more than a few books to donate, message us here to drop those off nearby and we will make sure they're disinfected and safely stored until they make it into circulation. Thank you everyone and stay safe!