Little Free Library Pointless Prize

[Kbikeva]

Ahh…organization. You and I might be soulmates in the organization aisle.

Thanks for highlighting the books on infertility. We never know what difficult roads others are riding. Ride on!

[Kbikeva]

@Indiana 212597 wrote:

Little Free Library hearts at Monroe Street Market Arts Walk in Brookland DC.
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It’s a really cute one with a flower pot on top and stained glass books decorating the inside. Several Stephen King novels, a few text books. Could definitely use some books for older children. I borrowed the book about that rogue panda that Eats, Shoots & Leaves to show a punctuation-phobic family member. I’ll have to restock next time.

The bag underneath has a note from someone giving away free cloth masks that they sewed! There are individually wrapped masks inside.

I so love this. LFL’s have inspired so many other community building ideas (i.e., LF Pantries) and yet, they seem to be controversial in regards to gentrification. I personally think that anything that gets people out interacting with their community is a great thing. Evidence of LFL’s making a difference is when they’re full of books that people would WANT to read! Thanks Indiana!

[Kbikeva]

@cvcalhoun 212616 wrote:

Charter #59884

East Bethesda TARDIS
4509 Cheltenham Drive
Bethesda MD 20814
Lat: 38.9889368

Long: -77.0897894

Yes, I found the TARDIS! Clearly what it needs is more sci-fi books.

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I’m honestly surprised there aren’t more “tardis” LFL’s! There’s one near my home (Fox Mill if anyone’s paying attention) that is red with a tab on the side that says 9 3/4 ….

[bikingjenn]

1/5/22- #FSbooks corner of N26th St and Quantico Arlington–some little kids short paperback picture books, kids book in French; little princess books for about age 8; travel book, a weird Bible, other randoms. Could use some more books which I will drop off soon

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[HokieBeth]

LFL at 1729 Cameron St in Alexandria
Slim pickings here although did include one by a personal favorite, Anne Lamott.

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[cvcalhoun]

4706 Broad Brook Drive
Bethesda MD 20814
Lat: 39.01148260000001

Long: -77.0950048

This one has a fair number of legal thrillers. As a lawyer, I can only approve — it makes us sound ever so much more exciting than we actually are — so clearly it needs more of them.

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[Jessica Hirschhorn]

Little Free Puzzle Exchange! Falls Bridge Potomac

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[camiller]

LFL on Rockcrest Drive in Fairfax

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[CaseyKane50]

1/5/2022

631 South Fayette Street
Alexandria, Virginia

While the library is decorated in cacti, a couple of the books reflect our current weather. The children’s book “The First Day of Winter” and the adult book “White Out” should set the mood for some lucky readers.

[AlanA]

I found this one at the corner of Merridale Blvd. and Flower Ave. in Mt. Airy, MD. And, yes. I finally figured out how to find the exact coordinates, but that takes too much effort. I don’t care if I win, I just like playing along.

There were quite a few books for expectant mothers. I did not take one of those! Also a fair number of kiddie books.

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[Red]

Poor sad Little Free Library needs some love! Near GMU.

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[Sophie CW]

This Free Little Library was painted by the kids who attend the Twinbrook Community Center next to it. It even had magazines and comic books! Location is at 12920 Twinbrook Pkway in Rockville, MD. I deposited “Defending Jacob” and borrowed a comic book!
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[consularrider]

My first Little Free Library of #BAFS 20222.

Located at 211 Irving Ave, Closter, NJ 07624 in from of The Lindgren School & Summer Camp, Charter Number 45937. One interesting item was a booked entitled, “Dark Masks,” my Covid mask was black.

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[Kbikeva]

@AlanA 212670 wrote:

I found this one at the corner of Merridale Blvd. and Flower Ave. in Mt. Airy, MD. And, yes. I finally figured out how to find the exact coordinates, but that takes too much effort. I don’t care if I win, I just like playing along.

There were quite a few books for expectant mothers. I did not take one of those! Also a fair number of kiddie books.

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Alan, your address references (corner of … ) are just fine. I gave people the option of using coordinates in case the LFL’s don’t show an apparent address.

[Kbikeva]

@CaseyKane50 212669 wrote:

1/5/2022

631 South Fayette Street
Alexandria, Virginia

While the library is decorated in cacti, a couple of the books reflect our current weather. The children’s book “The First Day of Winter” and the adult book “White Out” should set the mood for some lucky readers.

That looks like it should be here, in El Paso, where I am!

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