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Little prints for little libraries

Hand-carved tiny prints, pulled in small batches and tucked for free into the Little Free Libraries around my neighborhood. Each one is titled, signed, and photographed wherever it seemed happiest. They are not for sale. The price is a walk to a book box, and a little luck.

A tiny linocut print of a pour-over kettle titled Slow mornings, photographed on top of a coffee filter
'Slow mornings' ( on loan from Pour, Slowly )
A tiny linocut print of a stack of books titled The Unread Stack, leaning against a shelf of real books
'The Unread Stack' ( bedtime reading for Hammock Hours )
A tiny linocut print of a curled cat with a cup, titled Coffee Queen, on coral paper held in a hand
'Coffee Queen' ( stole the cup from the sloth )
A tiny linocut print of a flamingo with its neck in a knot, titled That kind of day, standing on a park bench
'That kind of day' ( neck in a knot, unbothered )
A tiny linocut print of a flower titled Thriving, red ink on pink paper, hanging in a blooming bougainvillea
'Thriving' ( holds still without being asked )
A tiny linocut print of a rabbit inside a black rectangle, titled Framed and Fine, standing on weathered wood
'Framed and Fine' ( refuses to leave its frame )
A tiny linocut print of a sloth in a Santa hat hanging from a branch, titled Hanging till Xmas
'Hanging till Xmas' ( an ornament, hanging in there )