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Little Free Library is now a worldwide initiative that began 10 years ago in Hudson, Wisconsin to increase literacy by installing a container where people had access to free reading materials in neighborhoods or where you could leave reading items to share with others.
From a post on demilked indicated this one was made out of a stump of an old 110-year-old tree and created by Sharalee Armitage Howard in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. As she is a librarian in the community as well as as being an artist and a former bookbinder it seems like a marriage of all of those talents for a magical community asset for sharing of reading materials.
As amazing as the treehouse is, a few of the comments the post highlighted are just as unique:
Do you have a Little Free Library in your area or have you ever used one? Please feel free to post in the Comments section below.
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Here is a close up of the "Book" detail at the top of the case from the artist/librarian's website.
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