New Port Richey recently welcomed the unveiling of a delightful addition to its Recreation & Aquatic Center: a “Little Free Library” – a cozy book-sharing nook designed to foster a love for reading within the community. Sponsored by the New Port Richey Public Library, this marks the fourth such installation in the city, joining existing locations at Jasmin Park, James E. Grey Preserve, and Cotee River Park.
Our mission at Little Free Library is to expand book access. Book bans go against our core values. Thank you to the librarians & teachers working to make quality literature available to all. We encourage YOU to share a good book in a #LittleFreeLibrary today! #bannedbooks
— Little Free Library® (@LtlFreeLibrary) January 24, 2023
Through the collaborative efforts of community members, the vision of fostering a culture of reading and community engagement has come to fruition.
The library, with its open-door policy, encourages residents to share and exchange books freely, promoting literacy and camaraderie.
What's the last book you found in a Little Free Library? 📖 Shop the Composite Two Story Forest Little Free Library (pictured here) and more: https://t.co/TjWkZqepCZ pic.twitter.com/q9aRtM6ah1
— Little Free Library® (@LtlFreeLibrary) February 25, 2024
Through collaboration with the recreation center, the Little Free Library strives to serve as a hub of learning and exploration for individuals of all ages, enriching the fabric of New Port Richey’s vibrant community
