Bookleggers Library — Local services in Miami

I just had to take a moment to talk about this incredible spot I found for book lovers! It’s an absolute must-visit if you want to experience a nonprofit initiative that’s truly making a difference in the community. I first came across it while Googling places to visit, and it completely caught me by surprise—in the best way possible. They recently started opening on Saturdays, which gave me the perfect chance to stop by, and I’m so glad I did.

There are three main reasons why I highly recommend visiting this place—not just once, but every time you get the chance: You can take books for free—Yes, really! No strings attached. Plus, they have cozy seating where you can relax and enjoy a peaceful reading session. It’s a great way to support a community-driven initiative—Whether by simply visiting, donating books, or even volunteering, there are plenty of ways to get involved. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the book selection is diverse—If you’ve been searching for a hard-to-find book, you might just get lucky here! They are also strong advocates against book banning, which makes the mission even more meaningful.

Miami’s first and only free bookstore is definitely worth a visit—and a return trip (or several)...

Bookleggers Library in Miami is a brilliant gem for book lovers, offering an innovative twist on a renewing book lifecycle! This nonprofit mobile library at 561 NW 32nd St. lets you take your first book for free, with additional books just $2 or a trade, making literature truly accessible. Their curated selection of literary fiction, classics, art books, and graphic novels is a delight to browse, and the space is welcoming for careful reading and choosing your next gem. From pop-up libraries to Bookboxes around the city, they’re redefining how communities engage with books. The staff’s passion for literacy shines through, creating a haven for readers. It’s an awesome initiative that deserves a visit—highly recommend for anyone who...

This library is a big room where they have second-hand books that they sell for a very low price of $2 each. They have a sign that says your first book is free and every book after that is $2. Funky hole in the wall but nice because it's different. They have two small couches that you can sit on and read. When I first arrived there was two men with two small children and the children were looking at books and reading books. Stop in and...