A little skipping around today, I opted not to stay long at the last place and headed here for my…read morethird office of the day. I found a clean, quiet and comfortable spot in a corner of the library where I was able to get work done, write a Yelp review or two and charge electronics. This is a medium sized library but there are plenty of places to sit. Some of the tables have a power outlet. It's not ideal as a work or study space but it was good for me this morning. [Review 20222 overall - 670 in Georgia - 1199 of 2023.]

Just visited today and was impressed with the kids area. There's lots of toys for the kids to play…read morewith and lots of great books at least in the kid area. The folks working there were sweet with the kids they even host little events to engage with the little ones through the week!

Wow - this library has really evolved since I lived in WR eons ago!…read more * space is 23,000 sq ft due to 2001 renovation * abundance of computers to use * even if you don't have a library card, you can get a Guest Pass to use a computer/internet * superb selection of DVDs * medley of magazines like Air Force Times + Rolling Stone * large, colorful childrens' section + separate YA section * genuinely helpful librarians! * bestest of all: the History Room: carries some back issues of The Robins Review (Robins Air Force Base newspaper) AND old school phone books. Why are phone books handy? If you ever lived here, it's an excellent resource to research old friends' addresses & also see old store/business ads.

This library is Awesome!! It is clean, quiet, great layout, huge parking, and perks! Did you know…read moreyou can check out passes to some museums from the library? How awesome is that? There are separate rooms for different categories, and even a local history room if you want to research Warner Robins. Library cards also come with a key tag to make it easy to check out books. There is a 50, yes 50 item limit. A wonderful place to visit, ask for some help, and find a good book.

Love this library. Staff is wonderful - always friendly and very helpful. I love to go there. It…read moreis used by pre-schoolers excited to be part of a book group as well as older folks looking for a good book to take home or to be part of a book group that will take them to places all over the world.

I love this library. Can't wait for it to reopen. Cute, comfy, new facility with tons of new books…read more We've always been able to find what we need. Nice staff.

It's become a tradition that my sister and I visit here at least once a year when I'm in town. We…read morebrowse , buy too many books, and get a tasty beverage. The drink wait is long but there is only one barista and the drinks are pretty involved so it's understandable. I hesitate to call some of the coffee since my very favorite is the "FRAPPE that must not be named" (LOL) and it's straight up a chocolate milkshake with a shot of espresso. Hint: if you are caffeine intolerant like me, they can make it decaf!!! Now for the books...they truly have a wonderful selection. And I'm not sure who does their displays but they are very talented and funny. I really enjoy walking around and finding new books. Of course, my absolute favorite section is the bargain area...Such good deals! My sister is part of their millionaire club so when we go to check out, I let her buy mine as well (I venmo her :)) The last two times we've gone, the cashier has reminded us about the online coupons and help us naviagate their website to save us some money. VERY nice of them. This last time my sister and I got 3 books each for a little over $40! I was also very happy to see a lot of people in this store, we should all frequent brick and mortar stores more often. This whole shopping center is nice with lots of fun stores. Easy to spend the day shopping here.

Decided to stop by Books-A-Million to search for the manga I've been looking for. Luckily, they had…read morevolume one and two! I got the first book. The selection of manage is quite impressive. They even had Spirited Away!!! There's also lots of Funko Pops if you're into that!

This Little Free Library is located in front of the coffee shop and is sponsored by them. It is…read morehard to miss, a play box that is red and gray door with a single door on a single black post. Inside a single shelf that is fully stocked and neatly stacked. Paperbacks and non-fiction and even an autobiography. Some good reading here. This is charter number 141100 and has the steward's email address in the listing. Their caption reads, "Between Friends Coffee is a literary-themed coffeehouse in Warner Robins, GA. We promote child and adult literacy throughout our community in an effort to reduce poverty and increase access to education. Our free little library can be found outside our front doors. (Accessible 24/7.) Feel free to donate books and take what you'd like!" Very awesome and plenty of parking. [Review 1059 of 2024 - 727 in Georgia - 22087 overall]

The plaque on the library says that this is Little Free Library Charter number 88185, but the…read moreonline listing says that it is Charter number 88145. So there's that. The online caption reads, "This Little Free Library is located in the Bandstand Triangle in the very heart of scenic downtown Fort Valley Georgia. It is a project of Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church (305 Central Ave.) Fort Valley Georgia for the benefit of our community at large. Please Enjoy." Yes. the library is located next to the bandstand in downtown Fort Valley. It is white with a gray roof and has a single door. I'm guessing that it is built to look like the church as it has a cute set of red doors stuck to the side. Inside, a jumble of nearly all children's books. Nothing that I wanted to take with me today. There is parking all around the triangle. [Review 16707 overall - 478 in Georgia - 219 of 2022.]

The ceremony was really great and the host and guest speaker Jennifer Martin (The Society's…read more President) was outstanding. Her testimony was also very inspiring.

From the owner: Welcome to Middle Georgia State University located at 5 campuses around middle Georgia and its…read moremission is to serve the educational needs of a diverse population through high quality programs connected to community needs in a global context and to serve as a leader for the intellectual, economic, and cultural life of the region. (Warner Robins Campus)