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15 Little Free Library Book Boxes That Match the Houses Behind Them

By Megan Hanson

Have you ever walked by a Little Free Library book box and felt like you were seeing double? We love a good eye-catching library design! We’ve noticed a growing trend among little libraries where they’re designed to match the buildings behind them.

We’ve gathered 15 of our favorites in the slideshow below. Hover over any image to reveal more details on its location. Even if you’re not close enough to visit any of these cute libraries, you can always find little free libraries near you using our map!

1. Mobile, Alabama

2. Boulder, Colorada

Image credit: @waylonlewis on Instagram

3. Jackson, Mississippi

Located at Eudora Welty’s tudor-style home! Image credit: Valerie Merians

4. Bridgeland, Calgary, Alberta

Image credit: @theyarngeek on Instagram

5. Northampton, Massachusetts

Image credit: @stefanibulsara on Instagram

6. San Francisco, California

Image credit: @sanfranciscobucketlist on Instagram

7. Raleigh, North Carolina

Image credit: @rachelllkelly on Instagram

8. Haddon Heights, New Jersey

Image credit: @nj_pen on Instagram

9. Montclair, New Jersey

Image credit: @mybookishlifestyle

10. A Showstopper!

Image credit: @mamashighstrung on Instagram

11. Decatur, Alabama

Image credit: @littlewhitehaus on Instagram

12. Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina

Image credit: @holdthatpage on Instagram.

13. Adorable Details

This cute library comes with tiny solar lights and window boxes. Image credit: @babystepping2freedom on Instagram

14. Delaware, Ohio

This library is shaped like the fraternity-house-turned-community-center behind it! Image credit: @andrewshousedelaware on Instagram

15. Northfield, Minnesota

Image credit: @historicminnesota on Instagram

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