Little Free Library Pointless Prize

[Red]

Love this little free kiddo Library! Found a couple sitting on a bench nearby. Had to explain why this “weirdo” was taking a pic so close by, lol!

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[camiller]

LFL found on Cottage Street in Vienna. This library has six cubbies inside with each cubby labeled for different types of books: adult, teen, adult nonfiction, young kids, kids, and kid nonfiction. The library had a wide assortment of books. Yeah!!

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[Catedrew]

1/27/2022

LFL in front of the Clarendon Fire Department – Station 4
3121 10th St. N.
Arlington, VA

This LFL in front of the fire station only had adult books, so I donated a young adult book – Guerilla Season.

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[HokieBeth]

1/27 LFL at Mom’s Grocery store Alexandria

For some reason I expected to see cookbooks, but it was mostly kids books

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[Indiana]

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I donated “That Bear Can’t Babysit” to the Little Free Library outside the YMCA at 1906 Allison St. NE DC. It joined a few other kid books and a couple popular adult fiction books, as well as the Time Life VHS series about Rock ‘n Roll and several pairs of brand new heavy duty winter gloves!

[cvcalhoun]

Back side of St. John’s Church Norwood, 6700 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda. (Note bell tower in the background.) It was built as a Boy Scout service project. Given that it’s attached to a church, it could use more religious books.

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[Kbikeva]

@karenbikes2@gmail.com 214855 wrote:

Charter #82555
148 W. Morse Boulevard, Winter Park FL 32789
Lat: 28.5970294 Long: -81.3518735
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This library was built and installed by G. Thomas Knecht of Boy Scout Troop 62. He donated the Library on behalf of the Winter Park Public Library. It’s easy to find, outside of the Winter Park Train Station building, at the south end of the platform, facing the tracks. Well stocked with adult fiction and a few non-fiction, but only one children’s book, “The Bravest Dog Ever: The True Story of Balto.” Forgot to bring a book with me today.

I just listened to a podcast about the story of Balto and the Nome Serum Run. Not quite like the Disney version, but still heroic!

[Serdar]

@Serdar 213314 wrote:

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Another sadly empty LFL is located at 2647 Duke Street in Alexandria.

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I left a book in this LFL today.

[camiller]

LFL at the corner of Persimmon Street and Persimmon Circle in Fairfax. You need a snow shovel to get to this library.

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[SFrank]

LFL jackpot! A trifecta of LFL’s located between 30th Rd S. and 30th Street S. on S.Abingdon Street in Fairlington on the grounds of the Community Center. 3 adorable LFLs plus an overflow bin full of all types of books.
One seemed to be more kid oriented. The others had a variety of offerings for adults.
Do I get 3 pts for this 3 in 1 location? [emoji6]
Oh, and a patron in the photo too!

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[cvcalhoun]

This Little Free Library doesn’t have an address; it’s at the triangle at the intersection of Sonoma and Seneca in Bethesda. It’s not on any map. It still has the instructions for how to register it on the front. It could use some mysteries, because the question of who managed to put it up on what appears to be public land is a mystery.

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[Catedrew]

@HokieBeth 214941 wrote:

1/27 LFL at Mom’s Grocery store Alexandria

For some reason I expected to see cookbooks, but it was mostly kids books

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Oh, i LOVE this one – I browse through it all the time! Usually there aren’t that many children’s books, but the content constantly changes. One of the pros of being in a well-traveled location.

[Catedrew]

1-28-2022 LFL

210 N. Barton Street. It looked like it needed it, so I left a kids book there: 3rd Grade Mermaid.

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[Indiana]

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I donated “put me in the zoo” to this wooden beauty on 5th St and Ingraham NW, adding a little diversity to the existing great collection of popular fiction and biographies, Michelle Obama’s for one.

[Kbikeva]

Not for points (since I’m the sponsor) but what a delightful surprise today! Built into a legacy tree trunk, this LFL had a shelf for adult and one for kids. Both were well stocked!

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