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Little Free Library celebrates one year in Sunset Woods Park

Highland Park’s Little Free Library, located in Sunset Woods Park, was started by Highland Park resident Belinda Brock a year ago. Anyone can take a book from the Little Free Library and leave a book in return. Photo Submitted

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Nicki Koetting, Assistant Editor
4:52 pm CDT September 2, 2014

If you’ve been to Sunset Woods Park recently and have seen a small house-shaped wooden bookcase, known as Highland Park’s own “Little Free Library,” you have Highland Park resident Belinda Brock to thank for it. 

Brock, the sponsor and the steward of the Little Free Library, brought the book-sharing stand to Highland Park a year ago, after reading an article about the greater Little Free Library movement in a magazine. 

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