What a fun time I had here with my three-year-old granddaughter. From parking, to pleasant entry…read more(beside the giant chessboard) to children's reading area full of interesting activities, our experience was pleasant and engaging. Thank you, GCL, for a fine first visit.

Great people. The staff are absolutely nice. Very helpful ...thank you . They were very…read moreinformed, all my questions answered.

Great resource for the community and calm space. Lots of good programs for all ages. I love looking…read morethrough new books and periodicals. Friendly and approachable staff.

Love this library. Manga selection is only so-so but that's for the surrounding area as well. I…read moreusually order my books in online and come pick them up. HEADS UP! They have a little bookstore here where they sell donated and old library books to the public for 50 cents to about $3 I believe. I get most of my books from here. They also have large sales a few times a year so check with them when those are!

The Bartlett Library is one of the many libraries in the system. It's an awesome place to read,…read moreget on computer, do homework or learn new things.

The Bartlett library is a gem. The staff is always so knowledgeable and willing to help. They have…read moregreat book sales. They are so sweet and kind and help you find what you need. No matter what you're into, there's a book for that. I encourage you to stop by and grab a book to read. Reading is the exercise your brain needs and the Bartlett library staff will help you find something you'll actually enjoy reading.

Beautiful and spacious park. Very clean and upkept…read more Huge playground and lakes, restrooms as well. Great place for a picnic

Inspired by the obscenely pleasant weather we've had over the past few weeks, I stopped by…read moreGermantown Municipal Park. Municipal Park is one of my long-time favorite suburban hang outs. No matter when I visit, it never seems crowded. There are tennis courts, a pond (with ducks), a pavilion, a playground, and a big open field that's perfect for playing. It's also the home of a historical home. The John Gray house is one of the oldest brick residences in Shelby County. It was originally located in Eads, but was moved to Municipal Park in 1989 for preservation. I've never been inside; every time I've been at the park, its doors have been locked. After a bit of enthusiastic jumping up and down (I'm short, and the windows are high up), I can report that the house is furnished as it probably would have been when it was built in the mid-1800s. Municipal Park is right next to the Germantown public library, which makes it a perfect place to catch up on your reading. The open field is perfect for picnics, and the playground has a huge jungle gym and swings.

Be prepared to not get much studying done. Only one study room and people who don't have library…read moreetiquette talking loudly (including the librarians). Also the decor is very dilapidated and outdated.

The library was accommodating. The staff were friendly and attentive. Also, the atmosphere was set…read moreto a cool temperature. There was plenty of open parking. The statues throughout the library were magnets for the children...The bathrooms were old, but fairly clean for a public restroom. I enjoyed having access to a study room for 2 hrs. Also, a library card is not required to reserve a study room...I felt like I was visiting someone in jail because there's no privacy between the study rooms. Rooms 1 and 2 were separated by a glass window. I didn't like studying while trying to mentally block out the person in room 2. Having a tinted window or curtain to block the rooms would have been great. I was thankful that the security officer removed the clock out of my study room per my request. The ticking sound of the second hand on the clock was a distraction to me...I was able to accomplish my study goals!

Bert Ferguson Community Center. Very nice and friendly employees. Huge Big basketball Gym, workout…read moreroom and other spaces/rooms for activities and classes. They also rent this facility for small events and special occasions. We were her for the harvest haunted house and fall festival. There was lots of fun, plenty of treats, candy, games and crafts. We will be back next year. The Library is next door and there is a nice park with a walking trail.

I love coming here!! For $10 a year you can become a Friend and you can get one free book a month…read moreand two in your birth month. They have a huge selection and I love coming here after work or to find something for a birthday gift. They have a huge and organized selection. It is volunteer based and the people who work here are so sweet. If you can't find a book you want they can put it down on a list for you and hold it. When it is donated they'll give you a call. It is also such a steal when everything is so expensive to either get your monthly free book or pay no more than $2 for sometimes completely new books. It's the best!

I love this place! It's larger than the one close to home and I can hit it up on my way home from…read morework. It's got multiple rooms and sections and they get donations often so it's worth checking back in here every week to see what's new! They also have a rewards program where you pay $10 and get a free $2 book each month, as well as an additional one on your birthday. I haven't been able to take advantage of a full year yet as I always miss a but I'm determined to complete it this year! There's nothing special that happens when you do, I just feel like I've fully taken advantage of the deal when I do.

I visited here a couple of times to do some work in their Starbucks café area. I enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere although their chairs are super uncomfortable. But it's a great spot for studying/working to change up the scenery. Also, I really do love their books selection here! It's one of the largest Barnes & Noble's in town. They have tons of games and it's a good place to go gift shopping. The cashiers are always pleasant as well. I would say they are reasonably priced and also have good sales every now and then!

It's been a long time since I visited a bookstore. When my child was younger we would go every…read moreweekend. I enjoyed my day exploring the books, I was helped by very nice employees who seem to love working there and I would happily return. They had some really good prices on journaling materials and other books were also marked down. I didn't find what I was looking for but I did discover so much more.

I graduated from a four year institution and attempted to take prerequisites at Southwest for…read moregraduate school. They told me that my bachelor's degree in science did not have the necessary prereqs to take GENERAL SOCIOLOGY (1010) AND PSYCHOLOGY (1010), which are GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES. To "rectify" this problem, they gave me 4 different numbers to call to ask for "permits" to take the courses I need. My guess is that they did not properly review my transcript and just marked it as "evaluated." Their school admission employees are horrible. Aside from two employees, most of the other employees were incredibly unprofessional. They often see their job as an inconvenience. For instance, you should not be disgruntle if a prospective student asks for information to finish their application, BECAUSE IT IS YOUR JOB. If you are transferring from another school, be prepared to make several visits to Southwest's campus. Most importantly, be prepared to tolerate angry employees. UPDATE: Today I spoke with Mike (Transcript Specialist) in the admission office. The greatest employee I have met with so far at Southwest. He was very willing to help. Mike adds 2 stars to this review. Southwest still needs improvement on employee-student relations. With that being said, Mike is the gold standard model to improving this employee-student relationship.

I took organic chemistry I and II here. Dr. Whaley was a great professor. So was Dr. Frank Yeh…read more There was another professor, but I can't remember his name. They all did a great job.