All the Libraries Toronto

This book is about the City Libraries in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It don't believe it includes any Little Free Libraries.

All the Libraries Toronto by Daniel Rotsztain
All the libraries has been published as a colouring book with captions.

Description from Chapters:
All one hundred branches (plus two bookmobiles!) of the Toronto Public Library appear in this whimsical colouring book.

Within these pages you will find a love letter to the Toronto Public Library, created by urban geographer Daniel Rotsztain. Rotsztain's quest to illustrate all the branches of North America's most used library system took him up river valleys, through city parks, over highways, and along the lakeshore. In this book, Rotsztain invites you along to explore the city's unique neighbourhoods and architecture through its temples to books, from the vast to the humble, with nothing but your own coloured pencils and pens.

Two Little Libraries (that I know of) that Stewards build after their city branch libraries disappeared. These LFLs were built with the hopes of replacing a little of what their neighbourhoods lost, when they lost their local library:
Commercial Street Mini Free Library (Milton)
Wood Street East Little Free Library (Hamilton)

Amazon Link All the Libraries Toronto

See Also:
The Libraries Around The World Coloring Book
Book of all Little Free Libraries, coloring pages.