PHX Free Little Library
Take a book. Leave a book. Happy reading!
The PHX Free Little Library brings the joy of reading, and the ease of getting or leaving a book, to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. The PHX Free Little Library is the perfect solution when you want a book for your flight or while waiting at the gate.
This free and convenient amenity offers books for readers of all ages and lets you take a book or donate one for others to enjoy. You do not need to donate a book in order to take one or two.
Books are provided by Phoenix Public Library and Friends of the Phoenix Public Library, and donations from travelers help keep the shelves full.
Books offered by PHX Free Little Library are selected to be suitable for the general public. Books without a PHX Free Little Library sticker are contributions from fellow travelers.
Location: You can find the PHX Free Little Library in the Culture Corner in Terminal 3, Level 4, post-security, between Gates F3 and F4.
Guidelines and Courtesy Rules:
- Take a Book, Leave a Book - Enjoy a book during your travels and share one if you like.
- Respect the Space - Help keep the area neat and welcoming for all readers.
- Reading Choices and Responsibility - Parents and legal guardians are responsible for their child’s reading choices.
Phoenix Public Library: Start With Us! Residents and visitors alike can enjoy all Phoenix Public Library has to offer: plenty of reading options, traveler essentials, expert local knowledge, a place to recharge, architectural landmarks, fun programs for all ages, and more. Whether you are visiting or call the Valley of the Sun home, visit phoenixpubliclibrary.org/about/little-free-library to learn more about how Phoenix Public Library is a destination worth exploring.
Friends of the Phoenix Public Library is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting literacy and strengthening the programs and services of the Phoenix Public Library. Since 1977, the Friends have worked to ensure that everyone in the community has access to high-quality library materials, resources, and learning opportunities. To learn more or find ways to get involved, visit plfriends.org.