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Welcome to our Free Little Free Library located on River Acres Dr. in Tecumseh.

Charter # 111599

📚 take a book
📚 borrow a book
📚 leave a book

Building Community
Inspiring Readers
Expanding Book Access for All

Always accepting book donations 🫶

08/26/2026

Dolly Parton gave the gift of imagination to millions of kids. The books we read as a family this week are dedicated to her.

08/25/2026

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08/14/2026

If we could have your attention for just a moment, please.

While you cannot technically steal something that is “free” - you can really bum us out.

Twice in the last two weeks our adult shelf has been basically cleared out. As a stewards, we monitor almost daily to make sure we stay fully stocked. We take pride in keeping a good selection of books and in the library as a whole.

As a reminder, take a book - leave a book. Even take a book without leaving one but maybe just one.

As always, thank you for your support! We appreciate this community ❤️

08/09/2026

Today is a great day to curl up with a good book!

07/28/2026

LFL Drop with Kate Rock

One Day in September by Scott Reich

Stop by and grab this new release about baseball legends and the start of how we see the game shaped today!

Synopsis:
On a crisp September afternoon in 1917, as the country waged war and the national pastime faced questions about its purpose, baseball paused to reconsider what it stood for. At Fenway Park, the game’s greatest stars-many of them rivals, some near the end of their careers, others just emerging-took the field together in an exhibition played not for standings or championships, but for a colleague who had died, and for a cause larger than the game itself.
Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, “Shoeless” Joe Jackson, Tris Speaker, Walter Johnson, Connie Mack, and more. One newspaper called it “the greatest baseball show on earth.”
What unfolded that day was more than a benefit or a curiosity. It was a moment of recognition among players, fans, and the sport’s leaders that baseball could be something more than competition. It could be a shared stage. A public trust. A civic ritual capable of carrying the weight of a nation.

More about the author:

SCOTT D. REICH is a nationally acclaimed author, historian, attorney, and nonprofit leader whose work explores how Americans make meaning—in history, sport, and public life—especially in moments of uncertainty and change.
He is author of “The Power of Citizenship: Why JFK Matters to a New Generation” and “One Day in September: Baseball, Brotherhood, and the Birth of the All-Star Game.” He is also host of the podcast Curveball, which explores life’s unexpected turns and the resilience they demand; and founder and CEO of Believe in a Cure, a global nonprofit supporting the rare disease community, which includes his son.
His work and commentary have appeared on CNN, PBS, ABC News, CBS News, MS NOW, MLB Network, Morning Joe, The Today Show, and in The New York Times, People, The Boston Globe, The San Francisco Chronicle, Newsday, and across radio, podcasts, and other major publications.

07/12/2026

Shelfie Sunday 📚

Big thanks to Moss & Moon - A LIttle Free Library for sending us this copy of The Sentence by Louise Erdrich to share!

It’s going to another scorcher this week! Come grab something to read in the shade ☀️

05/17/2026

HAPPY NATIONAL LITTLE FREE LIBRARY DAY 📚

What is National Little Free Library Day?

National Little Free Library Day takes place annually on May 17, kicking off the weeklong celebration of reading and community. It commemorates the date the organization became an official 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 2012, celebrating a global network of over 200,000 book-sharing boxes.

Library 111599 would like to wish a very happy birthday!

We are fully stocked, come celebrate by grabbing your next book 📖

(It’s safe to say we need a little bit of a makeover this summer 🔨)

05/13/2026

🎞️ Little Free Library Drop 🎥

The Hollywood Fix by Richard Kirsmenbault

Thank you to , , for this copy!

The dirty business of keeping the stars shiny and clean.

Available to grab now!

Synopsis:
During Hollywood’s Golden Age, a destitute young man, Bartie Maddox, journeys to Los Angeles and, through his wits, hard work, and talent, becomes the PR fixer to the most important film studio and its studio chief, Solomon Myers. Through his experienced lens, Bartie influences the lives and creation of some of the world’s greatest stars: Duke Drake, Carroll Madison, Mirielle Montaigne, and the heiress, Grace Greystone, La Marquise de Faucigny, exposing how their images are created, managed, and intersect through the Great War and glamor of Tinseltown.

This masterful and sweeping novel is based on true stories from the studio system era and PR machines which have not only created legends but exposed the dirty business of keeping the stars shiny and clean. Bartie’s intricate fixes involve endless scandals of money, s*x, captivating personas and even the cover-up of death. But in the end, Bartie’s own studio fix becomes the greatest fix of all.

05/12/2026

Mark your calendar! We are so excited to celebrate the inaugural NATIONAL LITTLE FREE LIBRARY DAY on May 17, marking the beginning of Little Free Library Week! 🎉

Join the festivities: https://lflib.org/first-national-little-free-library-day

05/04/2026

HAPPY TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK!

Don’t forget to thank a teacher this week!

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Tecumseh, MI
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