Let’s make it simple.

Yes. Books assigned to an open neighborhood library show free pickup and the library address. Selected higher-value books remain for sale through KBA. Books placed in KBA neighborhood libraries are free to take and read. You do not need to bring a book in exchange, make a donation, or create an account. Share a book when you can.

We’re planning the first Utah placements. Our directory will show only confirmed, open locations and their reported book inventory. Applications are not displayed as active libraries.

Request a kit online. KBA confirms the cabinet, post, availability, delivery address, timing and total price before purchase. Delivery options and charges depend on the items and destination; free shipping is not guaranteed.

The Neighborhood Kit includes a compact cabinet for self-assembly and one wood post. Mounting hardware, footing materials, weatherproof finish, books and installation are not included unless expressly added to your confirmed quote.

KBA does not assemble or install the kit. The host arranges a suitable installation with permission from the property owner and any other required approvals.

KBA is an independent initiative. We share the idea of free neighborhood book access, but we are not affiliated with Little Free Library®. A KBA kit does not include an official charter, registration or listing on that organization’s map.

KBA is not currently offering tax-deductible donation receipts through this site. Financial contributions are not open online. You can express sponsorship interest or arrange a book contribution.

KBA combines free neighborhood libraries with individually priced book sales and self-assembly library kits. Book-credit purchases are closed; book purchase requests are available through the shop. If you have a question about an earlier request or account, contact info@skibble.ai.