Indigenous Library Program (INLP) steward Julie W. celebrated Canada's National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21 at her Little Free Library! "Providing the local Community with Indigenous authored and themed adult, teen, and children's books." Learn more about INLP: https://lflib.org/inlp

📚 Do you get a thrill from stocking and organizing the Little Free Libraries in your neighborhood? Volunteer with Little Free Library! Learn more about Team LFL: https://lflib.org/join-team-lfl

Immediately adding it to the TBR

Share your favorite Little Free Library! Did you know you can share a direct link to any library on our map? To share a library, open the mobile app, view the library, then tap the Share icon in the upper-right. https://lflib.org/app-share-libraries

United Way of Yellowstone County, a member of our 2026 Read in Color Cohort, recently hosted a Day of Action! Day of Action is all about showcasing the collective power of volunteering. One of the projects included installing Little Free Libraries. https://lflib.org/uwyc-day-of-action-2026

Last chance! Stewards, it's time to enter for a chance to win Good Morning America August book club pick! Submit your entry by July 15: https://lflib.org/books

During the summer, millions of children are left with fewer opportunities to discover stories and build reading skills. Little Free Libraries are always open, so kids can continue their reading journey all summer. Help us ensure book access never takes a summer break: https://lflib.org/donate

When Little Free Library steward Katie Labbe posted a video of her young neighbor’s excitement over a book she had shared in her library, she didn’t expect it to go viral. But the video now has hundreds of thousands of likes and millions of views on Instagram!

All booked for summer 📚 Shop the Two Story Shed Little Free Library (pictured here) and more: https://lflib.org/shop Little Free Library #216885 in Miami, FL

Did you know Little Free Library is a nonprofit organization? Our mission is to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access for all. Your support helps us get book-sharing boxes full of books into communities where book access is scarce. Consider a gift today: https://lflib.org/donate

I scream, you scream, we all scream for good books! 📚 See other fun Little Free Library designs by signing up for our email newsletter: https://lflib.org/newsletter Little Free Library #202153 in Sherburne, NY

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The Library of the Day is Little Free Library #210617 in Portland, OR! Growing minds 🪴🌱🌿 Let a book plant the seed! Find one at a Little Free Library near you by downloading our free mobile app: https://lflib.org/app

We granted 50 Little Free Libraries through our Impact Library Program in June! These new book-sharing boxes will be expanding book access from Starbuck, WA, to Central Islip, NY, and many areas in between. Learn more: https://lflib.org/impact-june-2026

Calling all bookworms! Join Little Free Library as we celebrate Book Lovers Day on August 9. We're encouraging volunteers to share a book they love in a local Little Free Library, along with a note about why they love it.

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Have you always wanted a COMPLETE map of all the book-sharing boxes in your area? Now you can have it! We just dropped an awesome an new feature in the mobile app: tap and hold to drop a pin on any book-sharing box you find. Get the details: https://lflib.org/app-save-unmapped-libraries

Our 2026 Read in Color cohort members are hard at work installing Little Free Libraries in their communities! Learn more about the organizations working to expand access to diverse books across the U.S. this year: https://littlefreelibrary.org/2026/01/meet-our-2026-read-in-color-cohort/

We're partnering with New Harbinger Publications to give away 100 copies of I GIVE MYSELF PERMISSION by George James to lucky Little Free Library stewards in the U.S.! https://lflib.org/books

Help turn a simple box of books into a meaningful community space—one that brightens a neighborhood, brings people together, and helps kids and families discover the joy of reading, sometimes for the very first time. Give a gift today! https://lflib.org/donate

Thanks to our friends at Stonefruit Studio, an imprint of Sourcebooks, we're giving away 100 copies of FATAL GLITCH: CAMP ZERO by Erin Entrada Kelly and Eliot Schrefer to lucky Little Free Library stewards and fans in the U.S.! https://lflib.org/books

Just peachy 🍑 Shop the Two Story Shed Little Free Library (pictured here) and more: https://lflib.org/shop

We're partnering with our friends at Post Wave Publishing to give away 100 children's book bundles to lucky Little Free Library stewards and fans in the U.S.! https://lflib.org/books Each bundle will include TOMATO, TOMATO, TOMATO! by Sarah Finan and MILO AND TWIG by Liz Brizzi.

Land of the (Little) Free (Library) ❤️🤍💙 Happy Independence Day to the LFL lovers in the U.S.! Find a Little Free Library near you this weekend by downloading our free mobile app: https://lflib.org/app

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The Little Free Library of the Day is the Strawberry Inn Little Free Library #102382 in Strawberry, AZ 🍓 See other cute Little Free Library designs by signing up for our email newsletter: https://lflib.org/newsletter

Thanks to our friends at Simon & Schuster, we're giving away 100 Summer Romance book bundles to lucky Little Free Library stewards and fans in the U.S.! https://lflib.org/books Each bundle will include OH MY AFFOGATO! by Donna Ghorbanpoor and Daphne Ang and UNTIL NEXT SUMMER by Allison Ashley.

Meet Todd H. Bol Award Winner Communities Advancing Prosperity for Immigrants (CAPI)! “It offers connection, a sense of belonging, and says that their stories matter," said CAPI’s Development and Communications Director. Learn more about the 2026 winners: https://lflib.org/todd-h-bol-awards

Thanks to our friends at Upworthy and National Geographic (Penguin Random House), we're giving away 100 copies of GOOD PEOPLE by Gabriel Reilich and Lucia Knell to lucky Little Free Library stewards and fans in the U.S.! https://lflib.org/books

"Many of the LFLs were not in what is classified as the Charlotte Book Desert, and it was obvious by the number of books stocked in each. As someone who lives in a book desert, it was a stark reminder of the importance of book access and the inequity that exists when it comes to resources like LFL."