Little Free Library For Our Town Update
Grandpa spent the weekend measuring twice and cutting once and drilling and hammering covering up all the open sides of our 'doll house'. This coming weekend ought to see the waterproofing and paint happen and the doors added.
Cost still at 7$ - It was 8$ with a dollar off a purchase of 5$ and all the bits of wood and screws,etc,...were already here.
We have about 20 books inside already and they were mostly FREE. Cost there, so far, is about $2.50.
The 'make it official' package I sent away for a few weeks ago is due shortly. They said 4-5 weeks and it's already been half that. Cost 40$
Soooo very soon (fall launch perfect!), for very little money, and not SO much work, Our Town WILL have its very own Little Free Library! :)
Grandpa spent the weekend measuring twice and cutting once and drilling and hammering covering up all the open sides of our 'doll house'. This coming weekend ought to see the waterproofing and paint happen and the doors added.
Cost still at 7$ - It was 8$ with a dollar off a purchase of 5$ and all the bits of wood and screws,etc,...were already here.
We have about 20 books inside already and they were mostly FREE. Cost there, so far, is about $2.50.
The 'make it official' package I sent away for a few weeks ago is due shortly. They said 4-5 weeks and it's already been half that. Cost 40$
Soooo very soon (fall launch perfect!), for very little money, and not SO much work, Our Town WILL have its very own Little Free Library! :)
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- Posted by wavingatyou
- Oct 4, 2015
- Comments (5)
Readers Comments
Joann wrote: This kind of library is spreading, wonderfully! We have one outside our church and one up the hill from our house. The books are heavily used and it is an enjoyable challenge to figure out what to donate next. May yours flourish!
marylv1954 wrote: Have these out here in the pacific northwest. So cool!
Farallon5 wrote: These are springing up in marin county too, in the sf bay area. I think they are so great!
newdayvow wrote: Wonderful! These are all over my town, i love them.
kvpsummer wrote: Yay! I love those, such a lovely little surprise when you walk down the street. There is one near my house with a full reading room. A little structure with two chairs and a small table, such a fabulous way to say "hey neighbor, we like you".
