Little Free Library Pointless Prize

[SFrank]

@Kbikeva 215037 wrote:

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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That is so cool!

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[Sophie CW]

This LFL is located at 512 Fletcher Place has an official label for children’s books.
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I donated a comic book anyway.

[HokieBeth]

1/28 LFL 12 Mt Ida Ave, Alexandria

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[cvcalhoun]

5530 Johnson Avenue, Bethesda. Given the ice today, I went for one of my “emergency” LFLs, one so close I could get there on a sleaze ride. I actually managed a decasleaze, but kept to the main roads instead of going in the side streets where the LFLs were. This one has mostly children’s books. It needs some good spy novels to keep the adults entertained.

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[Indiana]

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Little Free Library at 22nd and Otis NE DC. Good fiction selection for children (Beverly Clearly!) and adults alike! Could maybe use some non fiction to mix it up.

[SFrank]

LFL in Arlington. Struck out with 2 LFLs that don’t exist anymore. Than happened upon this one at 1704 N Stafford Street.

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[Kbikeva]

@SFrank 215125 wrote:

LFL in Arlington. Struck out with 2 LFLs that don’t exist anymore. Than happened upon this one at 1704 N Stafford Street.

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I hate when they aren’t there anymore – makes me want to go back and update the “official” map! I’m glad you found a renegade!

[Kbikeva]

@cvcalhoun 215048 wrote:

5530 Johnson Avenue, Bethesda. Given the ice today, I went for one of my “emergency” LFLs, one so close I could get there on a sleaze ride. I actually managed a decasleaze, but kept to the main roads instead of going in the side streets where the LFLs were. This one has mostly children’s books. It needs some good spy novels to keep the adults entertained.

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Love the barn shape! E-I-E-I-O!

[Kbikeva]

@HokieBeth 215043 wrote:

1/28 LFL 12 Mt Ida Ave, Alexandria

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This one looks like an anguished face, with the bottom books being gritted teeth. Thanks for making me laugh!

[Kbikeva]

@Catedrew 215019 wrote:

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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I had to look up 3rd grade mermaid. What a hoot!

[Kbikeva]

EVERYONE – Just a reminder that ONE PHOTO is the MAX. This isn’t art – just showing that you were there. Pick the one photo that shows that and post ONLY that one.

And by the way, you all are making me smile and laugh out loud during a very difficult time so THANK YOU and keep it going!

Kelley

[bikedavid]

Mini Library as it is called at H St NW and New Hampshire in Foggy Bottom. Contains mostly fiction and the occasional technical book including one on Pascal if anyone still programs in that language!

[bikedavid]

LFL at 2633 15th St NW. Lots of children’s books.

[SFrank]

LFL on Vacation Ln at the entrance to Stratford Park. A good selection of books but needs more kids books. There was a cookbook! And Olive Kitteridge.

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[Indiana]

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Nicely painted Little Free Library at 13th and Hamlin Streets NE DC. I’ll try to drop some baby books there. There was a good selection for older kids and adults.

[Author]

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