By Paul Willms
In a touching tribute to art and literacy, Victoria Singers’ Tiny Library Project has transformed 27 book-sharing spaces along the Emerald Coast into vibrant community landmarks. The newest addition, located at the Gulfview Heights public beach access behind Goatfeather’s Restaurant, tells an especially poignant story.
Local artist Ridge Roberts, who moved to 30A from Memphis, created a deeply personal tiny library in memory of his younger brother Clayton. The library is a labor of love featuring a roof made of guitar picks, a guitar-shaped handle, and a special resin floor. Adorned with stickers from the brothers’ shared memories and a heartfelt mural depicting a childhood vacation photo, this tiny library is more than just a book exchange – it’s a testament to brotherly love and remembrance.
Community members are invited to explore these artistic spaces, exchange books, and appreciate the creativity that transforms ordinary book-sharing spots into extraordinary community treasures. Follow the project’s journey on Instagram @30ATinyLibrary and discover the art of storytelling, one tiny library at a time.
Author: Sowal Editor
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