Haven't been to a library since I was a kid, but this one was awesome! 2 stories and a really nice…read morefacility inside and out. The views outside the windows are spectacular and there's a lot for the kids! My son loved the Yoto stations and my daughter loved the play house. They both enjoyed the puzzle table too. They aren't old enough for computers yet, but there were plenty in there that kids were utilizing well. The bathroom was easily accessible and clean too.

Great library!…read more There is a children's library downstairs, and the adult library is upstairs. They have a good selection of books, they also use interlibrary loan so they can get other books that they don't have in-house delivered. They have a good selection of films, they even have video games which I haven't seen a lot of libraries that have that. They have a library of things, which means they have some small devices and appliances that you can check out and use. The librarians are really helpful and friendly. For the kids library downstairs they have a lot of really great events and toys and computers that the kids can use. It's also located right next to a park, so you can make a day of it, you can come and check out the library, then do a picnic, then play on the playground. So why four stars instead of five? Well, the public parking lot for the library has a time limit! And so if you spend too long here you will get a ticket. Other than that this library is pretty sweet.

One of the best libraries in the area. The location has a great home feeling. You can spend the day…read morein front of the fireplace reading your favorite book. It's cozy but not confining. They have a large selection of books and media but my favorite is The Library of Things collection. So many extra items you can check out like an air fryer, telescope, steel drum, soft serve machine... you name it they probably have it. There is always monthly activities and the staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. I look forward to visiting whenever I go

Post Falls should be lucky to have a library like this. A cool water fountain greets you as you…read morewalk in, as well as a selection of free books and magazines, and a small Friends of the Library bookstore. The library itself has large areas divided into children's, teens, and adults. They have free Wi-Fi available that is quite fast and reliable. A half-dozen children's computers are in the front of the library, the adult computers are several steps further. Plenty of seating areas for adults and those under 18. 3-D printing services are also available (as well as at Hayden). Friendly librarians, too!

Recently had an opportunity to visit the library and it's very quaint and homey. It's on the…read moresmaller side but has a good size children's section. Computers are available for use as well as study rooms and printer/copier services. The staff is very friendly and sociable. The library belongs to a larger network and can easily transfer books between branches or request books from outside libraries if needed. Bonus this location offers Fit and Fall classes twice a week. Highly recommended

A modest selection of popular titles in light and airy atmosphere, functional and with some…read moreprograms for children. While the collection is small and limited, what cannot be found in their collection can be ordered through inter-library loan. The interior still looks like it is from the early 90's. The staff is generally helpful.

I had a very unfortunate experience at the library again. This has been a repeated experience…read morealmost every time I frequent this place. Upon walking in, there are a couple of shelves featuring various types of books. What I find interesting is that there are always books on these shelves that favor left-leaning topics. There are a few reasons this is disappointing. One, the majority of this community has the opposite value system. So to many, this would feel like intentional gas-lighting. Secondly, I don't understand why the library wants to engage in such divisive topics? If they feel the need to display these type of books, why not offer some balance and include all voices and perspectives instead of just one? Visiting this library always makes me feel disenfranchised and bummed out.

Every time I go to the Library, I am impressed with both the collection of books, movies an music…read moreCDs. We are sooooo lucky to have such a wonderful resource so close at hand.

I contacted this library to ask for assistance with a reference interview for my program in Library…read moreScience. For my assignment I was required to determine how their reference desk interacts with the patrons. Dana (forgive me if I have the wrong spelling!) was very helpful in answering all of my questions. She was precise in her answers and I am impressed with how many resources are available to patrons. The day previously, I also had another positive interaction with a different librarian who ensured it was possible for me to conduct the interview. Very pleased with my interactions.

Walking around I noticed there's a trend among the isles with books that are outwardly displayed…read morewith communist figures, Taoism, and LGBT themes. They have them in the young adult section as well. This library looks to be pushing an agenda. There's not a lot of variety. Don't take my word for it. Walk in yourself and see.

I've indentured myself to one too many libraries over my 33 years. I can't help it, reading is…read morecool. Watching TV never really stuck to me if I had a good book around. My years have taught me to always have a few good books to read somewhere. Fast forward to two kids later and I laugh at the notion of ever immersing myself in television or literature again. Now I just want good, easy, important and fun activities for my free (yah right) time. I wasn't expecting much out of a small community library, however this branch far exceeded any preconceived notion. One, the grounds are beautiful. It's apparent that there is a team behind the library that works to make being outside just as peaceful as inside. I often spend hours with my youngest right outside the library door while my oldest works in Lego Club. Yes I said it, Lego Club. Are you kidding me Liberty Lake Library? Not only have you pinpointed the one thing my son loves above all else in this world, you created a community for him. Priceless in my eyes.

Right when I walked in the gal at the desk was so friendly asked if we'd been in before which we…read morehadn't and told us how their book program works and how much each book was. They have a big selection of kids books, romance, mystery, and general fiction. I didn't head over to the other side of the store with all the non-fiction biographies history and other types. The store is set up very nice neat and clean. We ended up getting a bunch of kids books and because we joined their trade in program each hardback was two dollars and every softback book was a dollar. Definitely gonna be coming to this bookstore a lot.

Today was my second time here and I know we will come back often. What a great local shop! I have a…read moretoddler who loves books as much as I do and we have an enormous library for her. I typically would always buy new books but heard about a sale here and checked it out earlier this year...one dollar for four kids' books; we came home with eight total. Many of the books we purchased were similar to ones on her Amazon wish list for a minimum of five dollars apiece and we got them for $.25 each -- wow!! Today we brought three books to trade in (easy process) which resulted in a trade of three children's books, including one that is on Amazon for $10 (see pictured) and is in excellent condition. We left with two Pinkalicious books as well, which are popular and around $5-10 new each online too. I love supporting local and a great deal. Thanks, Alex and Megan! (Great customer service!)

I love my little library here in the woods Plus the…read moreLadies who work here are super sweet and will try their hardest to try and help you with anything you ask!

This excellent library is part of the reason we moved to Clark fork 10 years ago. It's cozy, with…read morereading nooks, a great periodicals section, music and movies, and free digital resources like Freegal. Yes it's small--the town has fewer than 600 people. Yet the library is always cozy, welcoming, and sufficient. All they need now is a replacement for Pete the Library Cat (RIP). I've found that if I purchase books, I generally don't finish them; but if they come with a due date, I have an incentive to read and explore. In the past year, this library has probably purchased a dozen new books for me. I read the Bookshelf review column in the Wall Street Journal, get excited about some new title (this happens frequently with me), and go to the library website to put it on hold. Sometimes they have it, in which case they ship it to me at the Clark Fork branch. If they don't have it, they'll find it on Inter-library loan; in the recent past this includes 50-lb. art tomes and a book out of print since the 1950s. If they think it'll interest their clientele, they'll buy it. Any way it comes, I receive an email notification and can descend from my snug aerie on the mountainside, snatch my shiny new prize from the friendly library ladies, and flee back home to my cozy chair by the fire to crack it open. No, it's not a big-city library; I don't expect that. It's a gem in this small mountain town, an asset to the folk who live here, and my second-favorite building in Clark Fork.

Love this library the sell books also very friendly and willing to help its not a sliet place it's…read morelike very warm atmosphere

From the owner: Community library featuring regular programs for adults and children, plus internet access.read more