Honor your loved one by making an honorary or memorial gift to Little Free Library! When you make an honorary gift of $50 or more, you may share a story on the Honor Wall below. It’s a lasting and heartfelt way to pay tribute to someone special, and it will support Little Free Library’s mission to build stronger communities, improve literacy, and expand book access for all.
Courageous, loving, and full of fun, Shayla didn’t let life’s challenges slow her down. She was an example and friend to all. And LOVED books!
Just two girls devoted to literature and Partners in crime, Always.
My Little Free Library was built in memory of my dad, Ronald Cook, who was an avid reader. I almost never saw him without a book. Thanks, Dad!
This donation is made in honor of Capt. Alexandra Ashley Melick, USAF for her love of books, Jane Austen, and cheesy puns! We love you Alex! – Adam and Haley
My older brother Tim was a fanatical reader. When he died, I distributed his books to the little free libraries near him and thank them for giving him their gifts.
FOND MEMORIES OF MY FATHER TAKING US TO THE LIBRARY EVERY OTHER SATURDAY AND MY MOTHER ALWAYS HAD A BOOK IN HER HANDS. 🙂
The Thornwood LFL’s constantly changing book selections, treats and surprises, comfy reading bench, and seasonal decorations make it a beloved spot for neighborhood friends and adorable granddaughters alike.
As the head of the Children’s Library of Philadelphia for many years, Linda is unequivocal in her belief in the power & magic of reading. Read a good book today!
Merry Christmas to my cofounder; Better Off Read Grand Rapids will always have a place for you!
Thank you for another great year at OCLC. We have the best team there! Looking forward to helping more libraries next year.
In memory of my father, Robert Lukas, who spent much of his retirement reading. Some of his books are in my Little Free Library for the neighborhood to enjoy.
Merry Christmas (2021) to dear friends who remind me everyday of the beauty of friendship, love, books, and the “Joy of Words”.