You’ve probably seen a Little Free Library at some point in your city or town. You might even be lucky enough to have one close by. These DIY, homegrown book depositories are often run by the nonprofit of the same name. There are now over 75,000 of them in 88 countries, and they allow strangers to exchange books with their neighbors free of charge.
But one of the coolest Little Free Libraries out there has to be the one Sharalee Armitage Howard made with her family in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. A librarian and an artist, Howard decided that, rather than removing a dead 110-year-old tree, she would convert it into a new LFL.
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Howard carved out the stump, added a roof, and made the interior nice and cozy so friends and neighbors would feel welcome to use her unique little library.
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Adorable, right?
Needless to say, people absolutely love it.
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Do you have a Little Free Library in your neighborhood? If so, tell us about it in the comments.
