I choose this library as a study spot for our 9 year old with ADHD. It had to be the loudest…read morelibrary with the most inconsiderate library employees. When did it become acceptable for library staff to continuously chit-chat while they work loudly near library patrons reading silently? To top it off, the children's area is a dumping ground with toys and arts and crafts.

Excellent !! Your security guard, Chris, is an outstanding individual. I accidentally left my…read moreTitlist Driver after picking up the DVD'S I requested & he saw it & secured it until I returned. Great person. Have great respect for him.

I love this library. It's a gorgeous building and laid out very well. The assistants there are…read moresuper helpful and always very friendly.

The Canton Public Library is beautiful, clean, and super family-friendly. They host fun events…read moreyear-round, and their collection of books, movies, and video games is always up to date. Tons of great study spots, and with a library card, you get free access to audiobooks and movie streaming! Highly recommend to anyone in the area.

Disclaimer - I am not a Canton Public Library member/card holder. I used to be though! This is my…read morehometown library where I grew up reading books and studying through high school. I went back today to work remotely, as I was already in the area for something else. The nostalgia! While things look updated and newer since my days, it still have pretty much the same layout as I remembered. It ended up being a really nice place to work remotely for the day. There's plenty of open seating with outlets. There are also a number of quiet individual booths (for phone calls/meetings) as well as group rooms. There's also a dedicated silent study room for extra quiet and focus. Vending machines with food and drink in the front, and of course, the library is adjacent to Heritage Park which is nice. Also, the children's section is large and adorable. The different sized doorways leading into it is exactly the same as when I was a kid decades ago :').

This is my happy place. I love coming to the library to see what they have on their express shelf…read moreand to ask the kind, helpful librarians for recommendations. They also have miscellaneous cool stuff for checkout like board games, music instruments, even art. The website is easy to use in terms of reserving books. If you reserve a book and clear the wait list, they will pull it for you. I wish they had a method of deferring (eg if you clear the wait list when you're on vacation) so that you don't have to go back through the queue, but understand how this could be complicated. Their "shelf service" is amazing. You put in your reading preferences and they select a handful of books that fit. It's wild that this is something you can access for free. It's a nice physical space with plenty of bathrooms, reading areas, wifi, etc. I love this library and coming here makes me so grateful to live in AA

I can't believe that I came here for the first time last weekend, even though it's been 8 years…read moresince I was a student in Ann Arbor! Ann Arbor offers an abundance of things -- not just books -- and it's one of the most impressive libraries I've been to because of that! I came here last weekend because I heard they had an art exhibit for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month of a collection of artwork made by various Taiwanese artists. As a Taiwanese American, I knew I had to check this out immediately! And while I came to see this collection (and was so impressed by it!), I stayed for all the other things the library had to offer! I perused it's rows of artwork (including the Taiwanese artwork!) that you could check out and display in your household for 2 months on end! What a ingenious idea, I thought, as someone who is constantly switching out the artwork I have hung around my house depending on my mood haha! I also perused their aisles of equipment you can check out for every reason under the sun - starting a podcast? need some hardware? lighting? DJing? hosting a big party and want some giant chess? want to try a new instrument? The list goes on and on and the opportunities are endless! It's a shame that I am neither an Ann Arbor resident nor work in the city, so unfortunately I can't get a free library membership (and a paid one costs $150 a year!), and the librarian I spoke too also mentioned that the University of Michigan doesn't collaborate with the AA District Library either, so I'm not entirely sure if you're able to even get a membership here as a student, if you don't change your address to something in Ann Arbor, which is a bit of a bummer! But if you live or work in Ann Arbor, definitely don't sleep on the district library and make sure to take FULL advantage of all this place has to offer!

This is a beautiful library! I loved all the light wood tones and natural light. This is my…read morebrother's family's local branch and they stopped by one evening to check out some books. I tagged along because even though I don't have an AADL card, I love libraries. I browsed the used book section up at the front, which had a lot of great titles and many looked brand new. Most of the books were $2 with some that I saw for $5. I ended up buying two books that caught my eye - luckily they take Apple Pay because I left my wallet in my backpack at their house. This was such a nice experience and I would love to come back to this branch in the future.

Beautiful library - the architecture is gorgeous here! I love the tall birch tree trunks that frame…read morethe large, open windows and let in a lot of natural light for visitors trying to study and spend time here. Feels modern and comfortable. This library is also very child-friendly. There are small computer monitors on desks adjusted to children's heights they can use to play games on. I really appreciate how pro-public health AADL libraries are - the staff mask and there are free masks and tests provided for those who need them. There is ample parking next to the library. I also notice this library is next to a couple walkable neighborhoods - jealous of the residents here who can easily walk to and visit the library! There are open glass study rooms available at this location. If there is anything you want to borrow here that's normally located at another library branch, you can request a transfer of your desired item to this location and pick it up when it's ready to go. So convenient. Love this place, will definitely be back!

A nice clean well kept place that I donate books to all of the time. Both locations are excellentread more

Sweet little library in a hundred-year old post office building, smack in the middle of downtown…read moreYpsi. Downstairs basement for youth is somewhat small, but has some play stuff for toddlers, teen computer center, and a nice section of comics / graphic novels. Great place to see all the community postings and events going on around town. Outside, a nice fountain and some benches on the side where they'll hold events. Their "Country in the City" event hosted an entire petting zoo there, with caramel apples and pony rides out back - the kind of creative, unusual stuff I love about Ypsi!

I love this place. Staff is friendly and helpful. I recently…read morediscovered they provide an area for salah and meditation! I really appreciate this accomodation. Thank You.

Beautiful library, a gorgeous fireplace and huge floor to ceiling windows, I wanted SO BADLY to…read moregive them 5 stars especially because of the fact that it's 5 min from my house and so so convenient BUT the employees behind the desk are SOOOO LOUD. Making it very hard for anyone to focus, having entire conversations at the desk using their outdoor voices. I miss the days when people would whisper in the library

It's a very nice library with inviting and fun activities for the kids. The inside is always very…read moreclean and the staff are helpful and polite.

I absolutely love this Library! I lived in Westland for 10 years, and this is my go to place. The…read moresetting here is very woody and feels secluded. There is an abundance of wild life, turkeys, coyotes, ducks, geese, raccoons etc.. In fact, the first time I seen a wild Turkey was about 5 years ago and I left to go to my car it was surrounded by a huge flock of Turkeys! This library has all sorts of events, like Christmas with Santa (with live reindeer), halloween events, and even has a seed library. I wrote my first book here, and had my first ever book signing here at William P. Faust Library. It is always clean, comfy, the staff are lovely and they always have various resources for research and services. They even have a Veteran's Memorial park. I highly recommend this Library!

Plenty of parking and lots of seating inside the library…read more The employees were really friendly and one helped me find a book I was looking for! It's a pretty cool library with the arch shaped ceiling inside. Grateful for a nice library closeby!

WHERE ARE THE OLD AND CONTROVERSIAL BOOKS? Fantastic place, though the selection feels limited, and…read morethe nonfiction seems catered toward one specific type of person with one specific type of opinion, as do most things in Ann Arbor... it's not so black and white--I'm not some Trump diehard either, I'm just not really the breed of socially and financially comfortable Democrat person Ann Arbor propagates, not really a "democrat" or a voter at all, and that dissonance between who I am and who Plum Market patrons would like me to be is as apparent here in this library the selection of books as it is in many other places in Ann Arbor. I'd give it two or three stars for that reason alone but I'm absolutely thrilled to see they give out free Narcan and fentanyl test strips at the front - we addicts do love books but myself and the others I know do tend toward the exact sort of things that are being overlooked or perhaps censored by this library--the older and more controversial books, occultism, crime etc. I barely saw anything from before the year 2010, which is pretty disheartening, and a lot of the nonfiction had one particular political angle. All in all a pretty decent library with an okay if slightly sterile selection of books. I found a cool one on the history of opium, and a few on true crime that were pretty interesting.

The Children's section is filled with books and things to do. There are craft events, book reading…read moreand other things going on all the time for the kids. For adults - same thing! Lots of activities and fun things to do as well as a robust book collection. The book collection and the children's section are bolstered by an engaged, professional and helpful set of librarians and technicians who bring knowledge to life. I enjoy working at the tables as well as reading in the library. If there isn't a book you are looking for there - no worry! The librarians can summon a book from one of their many partner libraries - or even from any library in the entire State of Michigan by using MelCat!

Good library. Fun for the kids with a summer reading program. There are lots of homeless people…read morehanging around outside the library. They don't have a video game section.