Clarence Street Little Free Library #15006, Sarnia, Ontario
Clarence and Dent Sarnia, ON, Canada

There is a fellow in our community who would benefit from an adaptive bike so he can zoom around. He has a chance to win one - check out this contest! https://www.greatbikegiveaway.com/GetBaBike

Did you know that Lambton County offers a seed library? A good time to get a library card if you don’t have one! Spring is just a month away!

Valentine’s Day is just a week away! Have you ever been on a blind date? How about a blind date with a book?

Need a break from online learning? Visit the library today - books have been refreshed, thanks to some recent donations of pre-loved books. Favourites include Anne of Green Gables, The Berenstain Bears and There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Desk (which seems rather appropriate)

Have you seen the virtual book events being promoted by The Book Keeper, our favourite local book store? There’s something special about hearing the author explain their book and their writing. Check out The Book Keeper’s fb page for a list of upcoming events. Buy a book, attend an event. There’s one in March with Mary Lawson - can’t wait!! https://fb.me/e/3TQ5TqG7Q

What are you reading this Thanksgiving weekend? Stop by the LFL to pick up a book. As long as the weather cooperates, the book annex will be out!

Thank you to all of the neighbours and friends who recently made cash donations to the LFL. These books were purchased at our favourite bookstore The Book Keeper. Special thanks to the owner Susan who helped us select books that appeal to kids of all ages and reading levels. We are so happy and grateful ... #greatneighbours #shoplocal #thebookkeeper #booksrfun #sarniareads

Our wonderful neighbourhood has made a monetary donation towards the purchase of NEW French books for the LFL! So grateful!

It’s National Read a Book Day! Stop by the LFL today! The entire inventory has been put out - there’s sure to be something that will interest you!... Thank you for your book donations over the past number of months

Cookbooks...do you still use them? What are your favourites?