Pots & Pages - Little Free Library

Whoa!! TWELVE (12) books in 1 month! Granted, a couple of them were quick reads, but still. (Also, a book is a book regardless of how long or short it is.) SO many good books, too. What did you read this month?

Books I read in March! These were all great reads!

I just realized as I was getting ready to post February's books that I never posted January books, so here are both months! Have you read any of these, and what did you think? There's been a lot of dissociating going on lately, as I'm sure it's the case with a lot of us, and books are the perfect escape from our current reality. We still have to maintain a semblance of a "normal life" while at the same time fighting for justice and taking care of our neighbors.

Oh, & MELSA (why don't you have an IG page?!), I just want to read this book, ok?! 🫠 .app thanks for the "several months" indicator!

It's been a while. I'm a cold-weather wimp, so I've been heavily dependent on the regular library guests to add books (THANKYOU!), but I decided that today I should go clean up the library, get some fresh air, take some deep breaths, and add some new books in, fight fascism as much as I can right now, all while just trying to live my life. So, continue to stop by, keep reading, enjoy these books, share what you can, and keep going! Oh, yeah... and F¥Ck ICE.

Here are the long-awaited 2025 Book Stats!

Goal: 52
Read: 59
DNF: 2 (I’ll actually come back to one of them to finish)

TOP 10 BOOKS (no particular order):

Somewhere Beyond the Sea by TJ Klune

The Briar Club by Kate Quinn

Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

Lovely One by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson

Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler

The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah

The Fire Keeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley

The Correspondent by Virginia Evans

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman

The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer

There's still time to drop off your Letters to Santa! Be sure to include your mailing address if you'd like a return letter from Santa!

7 books read in November gets me so much closet to reaching my goal of 52 books for the year! I loved them all! What did you read in November?

The Letters to Santa Mailbox is officially open for the season! Please read through the note for details, then share with your family & friends! Be sure to include a mailing address if you wish for your child to receive a return letter from Santa! And if you celebrate with a different person other than Santa, please make sure to indicate that as well. We will also do our best to accommodate other languages as well. We are located 1 block east of Keewaydin Park on East 53rd St in South Minneapolis (East Nokomis neighborhood, just north of the MSP airport).

We've been enlisted again to help Santa with his mail this year! We're still getting ready, but beginning this Friday, November 28th, the North Pole Express Mailbox will be OPEN to receive your Letters to Santa! More info to come on Friday.