Little Free Libraries - San Francisco to San Jose

I'd never heard of these, but what a great idea. With the advent of the iPad and Kindle, I found myself going digital. But now I'm reading less. Too many distractions on that device. I'm going back to paper!

These are great for building a sense of community! Love it and I hope it continues to grow.

I love this idea, I know that my neighborhood would love having one too!

I can see some communities really embracing this, but it does take a certain degree of walkability to really take root.  SF is a great city for something like it, though, and thanks for making note.  I will be on the lookout when I go on broker tour.

We need these everywhere! Never stop learning. :)

Love and light,

Laura

Lottie ~ very cool idea, I have never heard of the Little Free Library but love the idea. Will definitely keep my eye out for them.

Lottie, I haven't heard of a Little Free library. It's an excellent idea though.

I will have to keep a look out next time I'm down that way. Maybe I will bring a few copies of the home inspection book I give to my clients. 

I saw this in a few spots about a decade ago in Portland, Oregon, and as a book nerd it made me giggle with glee. Such a great little way to build community and promote literacy!

I absolutely love this idea - how sweet! I haven't seen any around my towns, maybe it's time for me to start the trend!

Lottie ~ we have some of these in my neighborhood, too!  What a pleasant surprise to come across them when walking my dog Maggie.  I think it's one of those ideas that help neighbors come together.

There are a few of these in our town as well. Very neat to see as you drive down the street in State College, PA. 

I love the concept of "Little Free Library" and it's two fold mission.