Gillingham Drive Burlington

Gilli's Sharing Shelf

This Little Free Library sits at 2341 Gillingham Dr, in Burlington.

When I visited this library had lots of books to trade, it has to shelves.

I like how the look of the library goes with the steward's house.

Malcolm Crescent Burlington

2430 Malcolm Crescent sits this library.

Although it had lost of books the door was missing.

Princeton Crescent

At 1484 Princeton Crescent, sits this Little Free Library in Oakville, Ontario.

Lots of shelf space in this library.

This library remined me of a fireplace with the wood and metal work.

Elm Road Oakville

1475 Elm Road sits this library near the Community mail boxes near the corner of Sixth Line and Elm Road.

It sits near the enterance to the townhomes.

This library has two shelves, it was fairly full when I visited.

The library has some flowers painted on the sides.

Hager Avenue Burlington

At 802 Hager Avenue sits this library, located where Ghent Avenue and Hager Avenue transition into one street.

This small Little Free Library had some books in it, I added a couple of children's books to this library while vsiting.

Parking can be difficult in this area.

Marine Drive Oakville

Located Outside the Marine Mews townhouse complex sits this little library, created by Bronte Woodwork.

This library is on Marine Drive near East Street.

This library was fairly full of books when I visited. I added one book, while visiting.

More libraries created by Bronte Woodwork
2-Tier Little Free Library — Bronte Woodwork Collection.

More libraries created by Bronte Woodwork
The “Little Free Library” – Handcrafted Book House

Bronte Woodwork on Instagram

Westmount Boulevard Brantford

Polka Dot Door Little Free Library
Little Free Library Charter # 204054
7 Westmount Blvd.
Brantford, Ontario

This Little Free Library was created as an homage to the beloved Canadian Children’s television program. Books for all ages will be welcome and available here. Also registered as Bookcrossing.com Zone.

Instagram: Polka Dot Door LFL


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Little Book, Big Emotions

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

Little Book, Big Emotions by Master Scott (Author), Saba Sardar (Illustrator)

TJ is no ordinary book; he can talk!

Traveling from one Little Free Library to the next, TJ falls into the hands of a young boy who is still learning about his big feelings. Through a fun, magical adventure full of surprises, TJ reminds readers that you never know what wonderful story is waiting inside a Little Free Library.

A fun, whimsical adventure perfect for children ages 2-5!

Amazon Link Little Book, Big Emotions

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