Lynnwood Drive Oakville

The Little Free Loo'brary located at 347 Lynnwood Drive in Oakville.

This library has two shelves full of books.

The library coordinates with the steward's house.

The Street Chapter

The Street Chapter is a brand new project hoping to connect and map the street libraries of India.

Free community libraries planted across India — take a book, leave a book, and share the joy of reading with your neighbours.

A library without walls, open to all
Inspired by the global Little Free Library movement — reimagined for the streets, languages, and communities of India.

A growing network of free street libraries in India
Take a book. Share a book

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Wind Phone Oakville

Wind Phone located at 2522 Rebecca St, corner of Rebecca Streetand Bronte Road in Oakville.

The Wind Phone is located out side The Lighthouse For Grieving Children and Families

Located in the memorial garden, for everyone to use.

A Wind Phone (Kaze no Denwa) is a disconnected telephone placed in a quiet outdoor space, allowing people to have a symbolic, one-way conversation with a deceased loved one. The concept is that the unspoken words and thoughts travel outward on the wind.

YouTube Video The Lighthouse for Grieving Children and Families' New Wind Phone

Elwood Road Burlington

553 Elwood Road inBurlington sits this Little Free kid's Library.

hen I visited the library only had children's books, with a couple of books for tweens. I added a book during my visit.

The library is cose to the ground for younger visitors, not sure if they plan to raise it for winter, or if the library will only be open during seasons without snow.

Bound in Love: A love Letter Series

This blog post is part of our series on books about Little Free Libraries.

Bound in Love: A love Letter Series by Brenna D Larson

Roderick Melby

I’m not that bad, am I?

I’m finally at a place in my life where I’m good. Things are settled. I’ve grown from my past, and I’m ready to live my life as a single father, raising a happy and healthy three-year-old. We don’t need a woman in our lives. We are fine on our own. If that’s true, why can’t I stop thinking about the new woman who works at the library? She’s everywhere. In my thoughts, in my dreams, and worse, she’s in my heart. This wasn’t the plan.

Blair Webster

What does a town full of meddling grannies, a little library box, and the grumpy single dad have in common? Me.

I thought moving to Wisconsin and taking care of my grams was going to be a full-time job. It’s not. Far from it. She has a more active social life than I do. It’s fine, really. It gives me a chance to get out and make new friends. Focus on my new job. Just one problem. The only “friend” I’m interested in is the one man who is much older and emotionally unavailable.

Amazon Link Bound in Love: A love Letter Series by Brenna D Larson

MoreBooks About Little Free Libraries

Malcolm Cres. Burlington

This library sits on 234 Malcolm Crescent in Burlington.

The library has a welcoming path from the sidewalk to the library.

It has two shelves of books.

















The very cute reading dragon on top of the library is a delightful addition.
Reading Dragon (Amazon Link)

Little Ella and the Free Little Library on Elk Stone Pond

This blog post is part of our series on books about Little Free Libraries.

Little Ella and the Free Little Library on Elk Stone Pond
by Maggie Hayes (Author)

What if the hardest thing a child ever had to share... was her favorite book? Little Ella can hardly contain her excitement when she learns that a Free Little Library is coming to Elk Stone Pond. Soon, children from all around the neighborhood will be sharing stories, discovering new adventures, and falling in love with reading.

There's just one problem...

Ella loves every one of her books.

How can she possibly choose which ones to give away?

As Little Ella wrestles with a difficult decision, she discovers a beautiful truth: when we share the stories we love, we help create new adventures for someone else.

Inspired by a true story, Little Ella and the Free Little Library on Elk Stone Pond is a heartwarming picture book that celebrates kindness, generosity, community, and the lifelong joy of reading.

Perfect for children ages 3-8, this beautifully illustrated story encourages meaningful conversations about:

Sharing with others
Building community
Kindness and generosity
The magic of books
Little Free Libraries
Growing a lifelong love of reading
Whether you're reading together at bedtime, in a classroom, at the library, or giving it as a special gift, Little Ella's story is sure to become a favorite for young readers and the grown-ups who love them.


Paper Back Little Ella and the Free Little Library on Elk Stone Pond
Hardcover Little Ella and the Free Little Library on Elk Stone Pond


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Hampton Heath Road Burlington

389 Hampton Heath Road sits this library on the corner of Hampton Heath Road and Mericourt Road.

This library was full of books when we arrived,we addeda book. The libnrary has to shelves for books.