Little Ella and the Halloween Mystery

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

Little Ella and the Halloween Mystery by Maggie Hayes

Something strange is happening at the Free Little Library on Elk Stone Pond...

October has arrived, and Little Ella can hardly wait for Halloween. There are costumes to make, candy to collect, and, of course, her favorite Halloween stories to read.

Except something isn’t quite right.

One by one, Ella’s favorite books are disappearing from the little library.

Where are they going?

Who keeps taking them?

And what was that shadow she saw out of the corner of her eye?

When Halloween arrives, an unexpected guide named Luna may be just what Ella needs to finally solve the mystery.

Follow the clues through the colorful autumn woods in a warm and whimsical Halloween adventure about curiosity, kindness, friendship, and the magic of sharing a favorite story.

With a mystery that’s fun rather than frightening, Little Ella and the Halloween Mystery is a cozy fall read-aloud for little readers who love Halloween, animals, books, and just enough suspense to keep them guessing.


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Chercover Court Burlington

At 5963 Chercover Court sits this library, welcoming readers.

The libraries main shelf has lots of room for tall books, while the bottom shelf held some magazines.

We traded books during our visit.

Richards Crescent Oakville

1253 Richards Crescent, in Oakvillesits this Little Free Library.

This library had only children's and teen books when I visited.

The library was very eye catching, with bright colours and fun accesories.

Preston Puzzle Library

Preston Puzzle Library hosted by Preston Insurance Services.

Located at 242 Plains Rd E, Burlington.

We are asked to leave only compleate puzzles that are sealed, the library had a roll of scotch tape availibleto seal donated puzzles. The library had a few puzzles inside it.

Jefferson Road Burlington

1452 Jefferson Road in Burlington. This library is small, but had a wide variety of books when I visited.

Yarmouth Crescent Oakville

Fairy Garden Library

2459 Yarmouth Crescent, in Oakville

This library has to shelves, ith lots of room for books. We traded some books during our visit.

This is the second Little Free Library built on Yarmouth Crescent.

The Library of Lost Dreams

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

The Library of Lost Dreams by Kate Storey

The must-read novel of family, friendship, and the power of storytelling

It’s never too late to rewrite your story…

Juliet Finch has asked her A-level English students to bring in a novel – one that they will give away. It could a cherished favourite or a tome gathering dust on the shelf. What matters is the joy of gifting a whole world to another person. In return, they can take one from the little free library – a community book-swap box – installed by Juliet’s late husband, Donny.

Juliet has brought one of her many editions of her favourite book, The Time Traveler’s Wife, to exchange. But that night, she realises that she has mistakenly given away the signed first-edition that Donny got her for her fortieth birthday – the one with the loving note in the front, penned just before his death. Heart racing, Juliet rushes back to retrieve it, adrenaline fuelling her steps. But when she arrives at the little library, she finds a bigger plot twist than she could’ve imagined…

Perfect for fans of Evie Woods, Hazel Prior, and Sally Page, The Library of Lost Dreams is a moving and uplifting novel about community, resilience, and the important lessons that reading gives us.

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Pondview Place Oakville

483 Pondview Place in Oakville.

This library has two shelves full of books, hile visiting I traded a couple of books.