My neighbor invited me to walk with her after school drop-off this morning. The result was 8,000 steps logged by 9 am, great conversation, and a Little Free Library sighting.
I've already told you about
the LFL I saw in Hilton Head, the
first one I spotted in LaGrange, and then
the other one I found in LaGrange. And now, I've found a second in my town of Pleasantville (aka Elmhurst, IL). I've only driven by the first Elmhurst one I spied, but I'll take a walk there soon. The second one has an adorable shake-ish roof and is fully stocked! The door is slightly damaged, but there's a rubberband to help with securing it.
As ever, I played my little game: If I really needed a book to read, which of this LFL's offerings would I choose? Drumroll please. I think I'd choose
The Shack by William P. Young. I haven't seen the movie, but the book sounds intriguing. Fans of
A Man Called Ove would probably be tempted by the hardcover of
My Grandmother Asked Me To Tell You She's Sorry by Fredrik Backman. I didn't love that one, but I seem to be in the minority there. Lots of good choices for kids in this LFL.
Owl Diaries,
The Princess in Black,
Frindle, and the beautiful
Sarah, Plain and Tall. Still thinking about whether I'd like to have my own LFL.
As ever, I welcome your LFL sightings and stories.
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