I really like this library. It is pretty chill and not a lot of noise on the second floor. I highly…read morerecommend for studying. I usually use the computer :)

I'm not sure if the library found a way to get the drug users and smokers away from the entrance -…read morebut I haven't seen people living / sleeping at the front and smoking around kids / guests for a long time, so that's a big improvement. I also like how the librarians go out of the way to help the patrons. They are proactive to meet, greet, and make conversation with everyone.

My hubby and I took our toddler here to check out Trusty Trails indoor playground, located inside…read more It opened just last year, definitely the first time I've seen a playground inside a library! Our toddler had a blast, her favorite was the slide and board books! We'll definitely be back to explore more! I thought all the statues outside were just gorgeous and loved the library's Beatrix Potter books section! They have a little store inside too with DVDs, books etc! SYOY! :-) *Song Credit: Got Me Feelin' Good by Kidpenny (from Audiio)

My beautiful wife, adorable toddler and I came by Morgan Hill Library located on W Main Avenue in…read moreMorgan Hill, CA on 1/24/26. This library was one of the first libraries to have a play and learn areas for toddlers and children. It has a huge collection of books for children and adults as well as a play area for smaller children. They have computers, outlets available for patrons who need to charge their electronics, and other things to make the trip to the library fun. This was a great experience for our family. We will be coming back whenever we are in the area.

Lovely free tiny library in Gilroy at Monterey and Martin. Nice selection of books. Items are well…read moreorganized and there is a nice selection of pleasure reading books. The amazing aspect of this library are the Dr. Seuss paintings on all walls. The illustrations are a nice and pleasant touch to this quaint refreshing little library.

Great feature is these book boxes that feature free books. They are all over town. Really nice…read morekids library downtown next to Odies.

I want to admire Ms.velita for her good work and helping you through the way and keeping a big…read moresmile on her face. Also Ms. Olga for the back and forth emails sent out and trying to get the application through what a great team you both really are.

I had a very bad experience with the Admissions and Records epartment of the school. Can you…read moreimagine that I was told I could not attend any program program because I was over qualified ad a Master degree holder?? Which school does that? I am an international student from Africa, and it is my und r retarding that US schools make a lot of profits from international students. Again, this review is specifically for the Admissions and Records department of the university. My ratiing is based on the bitter experience i had with them

Great Wi-Fi, quiet environment, lots of table space. Close to a lot of good sources of restaurant…read morefood.

Super awesome and helpful staff! Getting a library card was quick and easy, and the lady was full…read moreof helpful tips, telling me all about the library's offerings. Great place, tho I've only been borrowing ebooks!

I am so happy every time I see a bookstore. It is nice to see Barnes & Noble where I used to spend…read moreimmeasurable hours before they became a rare sighting. Great helpful staff and I bought a few books here.

Lady at the register, Sabrina, was an absolute space cadet today lol. She had a backup of a line…read moreall the way down the marked off area and took about 20 mins. She never called anyone for backup even, like first thing you should do when there's a bunch of people in line. Then she didn't enter my phone number right for the rewards, and said I didn't have one. I know I do lol, I get emails and am logged into it in the app. So she tried email but typed that incorrectly too. Nope, you don't have an acct sir. OK here let me as the customer get out my phone, open the app, find my rewards section, and pull up the literal barcode for her to scan. Oh gee you do have one! Wow! Then she put some of my products into the tiniest bag possible and said some of them didn't fit and just stacked them to the side. I went oh do you think you have a larger bag maybe. She said oh yes we do. Whattttt how slow are you today that the customer did all the work and had to literally suggest to you that more items means a bigger bag. I just laughed my way out and prob won't be back anytime soon if the customer service is that braindead...

The printer I tried to use was malfunctioning; despite attempting to print two pages, it was…read moreunsuccessful. I was advised to download the files onto a USB drive to print from a different computer, but that also did not work. On a positive note, the staff in the computer area on the second floor were kind, welcoming, and supportive.

We ADORE this library. We moved here 3 years ago and the children's section is great. Full of…read moreclassics, most of the staff are friendly and great ! Their summer reading program is awesome. It's clean, open. We are grateful!

Though I live in Hollister, I thought that it would be a good idea to obtain a library card for the…read moreSan Juan Library. It's a lot smaller than the county library in Hollister, but it's a very nice and friendly atmosphere. Even if I don't get to this library as often as the one in Hollister, I feel having a card fro both is a good idea. The library assistant was very friendly and helped me get a card. To get one you need something with proof of your address, such as a bill statement. Worth going to. Will try to use it when I can get there.

Teaching for the KIDS DISCOVERY CAMP, one week long 9a-12p camp for local students 3-7th grade…read more June 22-27 2015 is about local Native americans - Costanoan Ohlone Mutsun - lead by Kanyon Sayers-Roods and Heather Leeder.

The freedom library is a great asset to the community because I want libraries to stay open. This…read morebranch is clean, relatively quiet and well lit. I have made use of their collection of books. Although it's a very small library there's tons of space. A lot of people come here to read or study, I work close by so if I arrive a little early before my shift starts. Luckily there are NO offense smells or groups., despite the typical random person walking in that can't pronounce the word "library" (LAAAH-berry???) seriously?!?! The staff here for the most part is generally knowledgeable and friendly, they can help you find any book if you can't find it . I mainly go the the main library downtown, but when I can't I come here instead - thank you

Everyone seems very friendly and helpful here, which is pleasant. Everything appears organized and…read moreclean. It is a smaller library with a surprising amount of traffic in and out of the place. It is definitely not a place for quietness or solitude, however, it still beats working at the Starbucks across the street. I docked a star mostly because I was disappointed at the noise level. I came here to study and even the employees behind the desk talk at a volume that I personally found disruptive even with headphones on. On the plus side, I am happy to see the library being used.