The only time I've ever seen this place crowded was election time! Nice, modern , clean and just…read morewhat you would expect from a library and so much more! Great friendly staff!

Great library. My son and I love to come here! Friendly and helpful staff! Best libary in Hall…read moreCounty, Georgia!!!

While I appreciate having a library so close to home I really wish the city of Buford would…read moreconsider doing a refresh on the library itself. The library feels outdated and old. I really enjoy going to the Hamilton Mill library and even the Suwanee library but somehow the Buford Library feels like it could use some love from the city. Thank you for listening!

My hometown library is sweet. I have so many fond memories here. But the building is a little run…read moredown now and the place is so small for the amount of people that visit this library. Staff are still very kind and you can find any book you are looking for here! It's just small. And kinda noisy with all the people that come through.

This is one of the best libraries in Gwinnett hands down. We drive 20 minutes just to come to this…read morelibrary when we want to read, study, or just experience what a great library has to offer. We have a library right next to our house but come to this one when we productivity is a priority and we want a pleasant library session. Thank you for helping our family develop good habits!

Okay, so I was looking up the hours for this library and saw people reviewing a library and giving…read morethis one crappy reviews...seriously!!! It's free! And the Gwinnett library system is really good, I have lived so Many places and belonged to many libraries, but this one is excellent! Esp. The Hamilton mill location, it's lovely! Quit complaining about free! Free?!

I was visiting for a little while, the staff person said they had just finished a recent renovation…read moreand it looked very clean and had a nice computer area I was online and found what I needed. But if I had more time or lived nearby I would definitely be back to visit often.

From the owner: Passport Acceptance Agency Large Meeting Room…read moreComputer Lab Private Study Area Private Teen Area Wireless Access 30 Public Access Computer Terminals Two SelfCheck-out Stations

Beautiful library, with an exceptional children's area. 5 stars for me. Beautiful inside and out.read more

I have not been in a Library for over 20 years. I went into this location yesterday in the…read moreafternoon. My initial encounter was very pleasant. I got another library card and used their computers. I questioned their ability for me to print which was easy to do. But I gave pause when I needed to copy/scan documents. The worker seemed annoyed she needed to assist. However, I was not sure if I needed to enter library card number again and pay a fee as I did with printing. I found out there was no additional fee for copy/scan or the use of computers as a card holder. Kudos to those workers that are willing to assist. I will definitely be back to this location in the future.

We love the library! Great service, very open and filled with light. The children's section is a…read morenice space for my toddler to explore.

Library Information:…read more The Dacula branch is one of 15 in the Gwinnett County Public Library (GCPL) system. The Dacula library is adjacent to Dacula Park and within walking distance of Dacula Middle School and Dacula High School. According to Executive Director Nancy Stanbery-Kellam, Gwinnett County Public Library's award-winning 15-branch system is the result of active citizen support over the years. Operating Hours: Mon: 10 am - 6 pm Tues: 12 pm - 8 pm Wed: 10 am - 6 pm Thurs: 12 pm - 8 pm Fri: 10 am - 6 pm Sat: 12 pm - 5 pm Sun: 12 pm - 5 pm Accessibility Details: There are several handicapped parking spaces with curb cuts for sidewalk access. The library has automatic doors and accessible restrooms. Review: The Dacula Public Library is a beautiful and newer location. It is very well maintained, the bathrooms are always clean and the staff here are friendly and always so very helpful. If you are looking for books for children, DVDs, read along books, or just need a quite room to write a research paper and need wireless access, this library is for you. Just remember, if you bring your laptop and need to get on-line, the wifi password is in all lower-case letters, the password is: gwinnett Never stop learning!

Come and pick up a free library book or two. Sometimes there are more books and other times there…read morearen't very many. They have mostly kids books usually but you can find adult reading also. ***Please remember to always close the door so the books don't get wet if it rains. Nobody wants a moldy book!*** This is also a great place to leave those books you have already read and no longer want to keep. Magazines are welcome also. There is also a decent kids playground in the middle of the shopping center with park benches and a stage area. It's to the left of the Little Library (if you are in front facing it).

LOVE, LOVE, LOOOOVE THIS LIBRARY. The wonderful ladies are very kind and open…read more They have a variety of books ranging from children books to adult-themed novels. I have come to this library quite a few times while still in high school. They even have comic books and manga! Classic!

WORST LIBRARY TO VISIT. I come to this library a lot due to how close it is to home, but I am…read morealways annoyed at the library's behavior. Every time I have visited, kids are always loud. Yes, kids are usually loud, but this is INSANELY loud. Not only that, there are kids running around the library playing a game of tag! It distracts people who are actually doing work! In both situations, the librarians do little to nothing about the kids yelling and running around. At the entrance, there is a posted sign saying "NO Cell Phone Use In Library." Yet, ADULTS are on there phones talking like they would at home! There are sometimes tutors that come to the library to do their tutoring, but they do it in an insane way. There are ALWAYS 3 STUDY ROOMS OPEN, yet not one time have they used a study room! If you are ever in the vicinity and need to go to a library, use a different library unless you don't mind anything.

The store is nicely organized, with a welcoming and inviting atmosphere. It wasn't overcrowded,…read moremaking it easy to find what you're looking for. The staff were friendly and helpful when looking for a specific item. Their cafe, located on the upper level floor, offers a variety of drinks and food items. Books can be expensive, but it's possible to find a good book for $7. I recommend shopping online and ordering pick-up to save time and money.

I stopped by Barnes & Noble recently looking to find books written by or about American war heroes…read more-- real stories of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism. To my disappointment, there was barely a trace. No section dedicated to military history from a personal, boots-on-the-ground perspective, and very few titles focused on the men and women who've actually defended this country. Meanwhile, there were entire tables and shelves devoted to identity politics -- including sections focused entirely on LGBTQ+ themes and narratives about racism, particularly centered on white guilt or privilege. I'm not saying those stories don't deserve space, but the complete lack of balance is frustrating. Our veterans and fallen heroes deserve to be remembered, read about, and celebrated. They shouldn't be buried behind bestsellers that push one side of the story while ignoring the people who made it possible for us to live freely and have these conversations in the first place. I expected more from a national bookstore. At the very least, give us a section that honors real American courage.