You might have noticed little boxes that house a variety of books while driving around town. Those little libraries are part of a much larger program called the Little Free Library. The Little Free Library is the world’s largest book-sharing movement that builds community, inspires readers and expands book access for all. It is a book exchange where everyone is invited to take a book or leave a book. The first Little Free Library was built by Todd H. Bol in 2009 and since inception there are more than 100,000 registered Little Free Library book-sharing boxes across the world! Mr. Bol went on to create a nonprofit to inspire readers and strengthen communities by fostering Little Free Libraries around the world. You can build your own Little Free Library at your place of business or in your very own neighborhood! Visit
littlefreelibrary.org to learn more.

National Read Across America Day is March 2 and in honor of the day, we invite you to visit a Little Free Library to borrow a book and perhaps add to the book sharing boxes right here in Frisco. Below are locations to local registered Little Free Libraries. Find one near you and immerse yourself in a new book. You might just find yourself “forever free!”

Little Free Libraries in Frisco

Auto Splash - 7740 Preston Rd.

Boys & Girls Club - 8750 McKinney Rd.

Dallas Stars Foundation - 2601 Avenue of The Stars

Fisher Elementary - 2500 Old Orchard

Frisco Commons - 8000 McKinney Rd.

Frisco Fairways - 2867 Las Polamas Dr.

Frisco Heritage Center - 8510 John W Elliott Dr.

Frisco Rail Yard - 9040 First St. 

Frisco STYLE Magazine - 8020 Main St.

Grace Avenue Methodist Church - 3521 Main St.

Grace Church - 8440 Grace St.

Islamic Center of Frisco - 11137 Frisco St.

Leadership Prep School - 8100 Teel Pkwy.

Medical City Frisco - 5500 Frisco Square Blvd.

NTPA - 6500 Preston Rd., Suite 101

Plantation Resort - 11800 Charlotte Ln.

Sunny Days Christian Preschool - 8100 Stonebrook Pkwy.

Write On! Creative Writing Center - 7027 Hickory St.

Lauren Greci is the editor of Frisco STYLE Magazine, a voracious reader and a former reading teacher.