Toronto also boasts numerous unaffiliated book houses that reflect well on our city's sense of community engagement. I live in Midtown, where there are at least a dozen book houses that don't have a Little Free Library plaque. I happen to be particularly fond of the one in my own front yard, in so small part because of the way our neighbours have taken ownership of it, keeping it stocked to overflowing. It far exceeds our initial hopes for it as a micro cultural hub. As W.P. Kinsella famously wrote in his CanLit classic, Shoeless Joe (which Hollywood rendered as Field of Dreams): "If you build it, they will come."