NEW: Literary fiction selections just added!

Fresh stock in the library! We're excited to add some great new fiction selections.

Recently, we've been cleaned out a few times--our entire stock or most of it. Just a note to remind folks to pick a favorite and leave some for others. Thank you!

Thank you to our generous book donors!

We've been very fortunate over the last few months to receive a fresh supply of books from neighbors, friends, and even other little free libraries!

Hopefully we've thanked you all in person (or with a personal message) but we wanted to express what your generosity has meant to us in fulfilling our mission of promoting literacy, enjoying good reads with one another, and bringing our neighborhood together. Here's a selection of some of the most recent donations:

Great graphic novels! 

Ground-breaking Science!

A whole slew of William Gibson cyberpunk! 

A collection of Canadian classics from Little Free Library 1849 in Winnipeg, Manitoba! 

Look for these and many more donated books to be added to the library throughout the next few months. And to those gracious donors you know who you are. Thank you for your generosity and fellowship!

New science books in stock!

It's gonna be a HOT one today--so pick up a new book from the library today and hunker down in some air conditioning! We've added new books covering a range of topics in science. From kids books on dinosaurs, animals, and--of course!--meteorology, to some cerebral titles exploring the cosmos and the human genome.

In the Library of Justice:

Kids -

• Dinosaur Combat - exciting early-reader, slim book with great illustrations
• Prairie Animals - learn about creatures great and small from our region
• Penguins - National Geographic reader on everyone's favorite arctic bird
• Amazing Weather: Facts and Trivia - fun coil-bound flip book on weather phenomenon

Grown ups -

• Genome - Washington Post journalist Matt Ridley's in-depth essay on this century's most important advance: mapping the human genome to unlock the body's secrets in treating disease
• Parallel Worlds - you've seen Prof. Michio Kaku on the Science Channel and History Channel talking about the cosmos, here's his bestseller explaining in plain language how we probably live in just one out of endless universes
• Contact - Cosmologist Carl Sagan's one and only sci-fi novel is grounded in hard science and was turned into a major motion picture starring Jodi Foster
• The Earth After Us: What Legacy Will Humans Leave in the Rocks? - Journey with Geologist Jan Zalasiewicz millions of years into the future to learn what mankind will leave behind for our descendants to find
• The Stem Cell Dilemma: The Scientific Breakthroughs, Ethical Concerns, Political Tensions, and Hope Surrounding Stem Cell Research - Learn about the incredible potential and risks surrounding stem cell advances from U of M researcher  
  Leo Furcht and author William Hoffman, with foreward Brock Reeve (brother of the late Christopher "Superman" Reeve)

Stop by and check 'em out!