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.

Amazon Link The Library of Lost Dreams

More Books About Little Free Libraries

Pondview Place Oakville

483 Pondview Place in Oakville.

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

Bryant Crescent Burlington

Bryant House

321 Bryant Crescent, on the corner of Bryant Crescent and Cenaber Court in Burlington, ON

This libray sits in the steward's front yard, ith a cute little path leading to the library.

The to shelves had plenty of books to choose from.

Yarmouth Crescent Oakville

Kira's Little Library locaed at 2504 Yarmouth Crescent in Oakville.

This library has to spacious books, I traded some books during my visit.

Rebbecca Street Oakville

2053 Rebbecca Street in Oakville sits this library. It has a welcoming garden and sitting area.

The library had a fair number of books, when I visited, I added a couple of books during my visit.

This library is close to Hopedale Mall, now officially named the South Oakville Centre.

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