SEAAirport Guide

Book exchange

Book exchange at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport: where they are and what they cost, as the airport lists them.

Little Free Library

Where
  • A Concourse across from the Children's Play Area near Gate A1 (children's books)
  • Above the A train station near the escalator across from Gate A3 (general)
Cost
Free: take a book, leave a book
Details
Two community book exchanges: a children's focused Little Free Library and a general one. Contents include direct donations from travelers. Little Free Library is a nonprofit, and the Port runs its own program at SEA as a collaboration with the traveling public, with step-by-step directions on the interactive map. Volunteers check the shelves only occasionally, so the Port cannot review every book. It may remove soiled or worn materials, advertisements, political or religious tracts and anything that could harm others or create a security risk. Books aimed at an adult audience may be moved away from the Children's Play Area, and the Port says a child's choice of reading belongs with the parents and legal guardians.

Source: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

Questions about book exchange at SEA

Where can I find the book exchange at SEA?

A Concourse across from the Children's Play Area near Gate A1 (children's books); Above the A train station near the escalator across from Gate A3 (general).

What does it cost to use the book exchange at SEA?

Free: take a book, leave a book.

  • Families and kids: Children's Play Areas, Near Gate A1, next to Qdoba (one of 2 listings)