Let me just say this library is the best! They have a huge selection, fantastic staff, and are…read morealways doing something for it all ages. Our family frequents this library multiple times a week! If I could give this place 10 stars I would !

I love Lithia Springs Public Library. It's always so nice and quiet. I enjoy the staff who are…read morealways willing to help. I love bringing my daughter to story time. If you are looking for a great place to get work done, try it out.

Clean, friendly and larger than many of the libraries in the area…read more Simply, a solid library.

We love the Dog River library and go here often. No, it's not as big as the other library here in…read moreDouglasville but we enjoy this location a lot!

I go here because of the location, but honestly in a library you would assume it should be quiet…read more Not here! I always keep my phone on vibrate or silent, it seems like other people do not care. They ring loud and instead of them stepping out to talk, they will have a conversation in the library. No one has said anything to them about it. The librarians are not too friendly, and I know everyone has a job, but maybe the building should be vacuumed when they close. Whomever the guy is that clean will be there vacuuming from the time they open until about 1:45 such an inconvenience when you are trying to read and study.

The building that houses the library is beautiful on the inside with original hardwood floors, and…read morethe librarians are always sweet. This is a very small place, so don't expect to be immersed in adult books (There are only a few shelves with them; the children's area is more developed.). I don't mind, though, because I go to have a quiet place to study; the SouthCobb branch, which is closer to my home, is very crowded on Saturdays. This one is not.

This is currently our family's favorite library. My husband, my two little girls, and I visit this…read morelibrary periodically and the librarians are always super kind and helpful. It is located in a beautiful building that has other offices and city services within it along with beautiful outside scenery as well. The library is small but has a great selection of books in its children's section. I feel like the librarians also go above and beyond to be helpful to our children when we're there. There are also puzzles for adults who enjoy that along with a host of other games and activities that individuals can use while there.

The library is really nice. The service could be better. I went to inquire about reserving a…read moremultipurpose room. They told me I needed to be a member first and fill out paperwork. I did all of this. They also said that someone would call me the next day about the space. No one called me so I went back in a few days to follow up. They apologized and said the person I need to speak to is out with COVID but I should hear from someone the next day ( by Friday) Well.... Friday HAS come and gone and I haven't heard anything from anybody yet. Not good business practices because I can be looking for another space. Service needs to be better.

I absolutely love this library! I have been looking for a library that reminded me of the one back…read morehome in East Lansing, Michigan and this one exceeds it!!! It is bright and airy , along with being quiet for studying or reading! The library staff was very helpful and courteous!! I am so happy I found this place

Good- location, selection, and convenience, and the courteousness of most of the staff…read more Bad-Woman at front counter (possibly a lead/manager with brunette hair was short, rude and calculated when the person at the front desk was assisting me and asked her a basic question. She is always off to the side at the end of the counter closest to the computer area. I've only visited this location a couple of times and each time her behavior was the exact same, does not acknowledge visitors or even greet visitors upon entry.

It's small and I like it can really get things done. The team is very good and helpfulread more

Beautiful classical architecture and peaceful atmosphere filled with invigorating minds makes this…read moreuniversity library one of my favorites to study at. I'm not an Emory student, however the universities in Georgia have all agreed to make their libraries accessible to all college students in rolled in Georgia. So if you get distracted at your own college library because you run into everyone you know ever and instead of hard core studying, you end up ordering pizza and sneaking in beers to party in the upper halls (not me of course), I suggest you study at Emory's library. Just call the front desk to find out the hours available for visitors and to ask about parking - you don't want a $50 dollar parking ticket. My favorite room is silent hall on the second floor. It is filled with those big wooden tables with green hooded lamps attached in the middle and large comfy chairs. No whispering allowed.

I'm still trying to navigate my way around Emory while still dealing with being viewed as somewhat…read moreof an intellectual wallflower for my affinity of large print books. Never judge a book by a cover they say, I'll add never judge a font by its size! I came here to do some research for some feature films I'm comprising and I was totally enraptured with the grandiose collection. The music & media library is outstanding and a wonderful resource. The staff is nice, and helpful, and kind and helping me feel that I'm not a spaz for my large print love. I even explained the virtues of the large font way and I think I may have converted a couple more followers. Or maybe they were just bein' Southern and nice.

As a Villa Rica Public Library patron and community partner, I can't overstate my satisfaction with…read moreVR Library. The Manager, Dr. Rachel Linn, and the entire staff are so warm, welcoming and accommodating. They have generously supported my modular Black History exhibit, "The Carver High Experience," every February for the past 7 or so years. The space that is provided allows me to present my visitors a true "Museum Without Walls" experience. In recent years, we've had more than ten large (30-60) student groups from Carrollton City and other school districts, visit it. As well as a number of senior and church groups. I provide a walking and talking tour of the exhibit along with a personal narrative about My Carver High Experience and my childhood growing up in Carroll County when this area was populated by only a few thousand people and most of them were farmers. The number of general public visitors continues to grow. Back in 2005, our original goal was to create a brick and mortar museum. When that plan fell through, I had an epiphany to create a modular traveling exhibit. The rest is history. VRPL has become a vital component of my answered prayer: to research, preserve and share the history of African Americans in Carroll County with current and future generations. When we started this quest in 2004, hardly anyone remembered or knew much about Carver High. Most in the younger generations had not heard of it - including many African Americans! By now , I believe MOST residents know something about Carver High. In closing, our Visitors' Log keeps track of individual visitors (not including the students). The visitors count continues to hover around 300-400 indIvidual visitors. I know for a fact that some visitors don't sign the log. So there's another hundred or so visitors to add to the visitors' count. I am thrilled that approximately 1000 visitors now come to see "The Carver High Experience" each year at the VR Library... I believe their warm and welcoming atmosphere has a lot to do with it! We started out including a Tour of the Library to manage the oversized groups. I'm sure many of those young people have become patrons themselves. VRPL has so many youth-oriented activities and feature, such as gaming tournament, a teen center, study rooms, a separate children's library, etc. It is also the meeting place for adult clubs and community organization. It is a safe, well/maintained, well/supervised welcoming space for children and adults...with lots of books. Carolyn Gray Creator & Curator The Carver High Experience Traveling Exhibit.

Absolutely beautiful library- family friendly, perfect for a rainy afternoon with kids. The…read morelibrarians are incredibly helpful, and there are various areas to sit and enjoy a good book.

I love this library! Tucked away in Smyrna, this is a privately-owned library which is separate…read morefrom the county/city libraries. So it runs on it's own system but seemingly no different than any other library. There's a large parking lot so scrambling for a space to park isn't a battle you have to fight when visiting. When I drove up, I was blow away by. the beauty of the building exterior, such a pretty place! I visited with my son and was also so appreciative of the accessibility since we were navigating a stroller. It was so quiet and peaceful when we walked in. There were a few patrons downstairs but you never would have known it, you could hear a pin drop. I was greeted and helped by a young lady who gave me all the in's and out's. I live right on the edge of the perimeter so I just lucked out and snagged a library card. After getting our card, my son and I just strolled around the library checking out the offerings. The children's section is so cute and filled with books, colorful furniture and space to enjoy some reading and play time. There was even a clear distinction between the section for the little littles and kids, loved it. I was also so surprised to see items available for rent such as baking supplies - how cool. As a child of a teacher who has always prioritized education and reading, I'm so grateful for libraries. Get yourself a library card today!

Today was the third time I've been at this library utilizing one of the study rooms close to…read moreclosing time and was told that I had to exit even though there wasn't anyone waiting on it. Today, I arrived at 4:30pm and was asked to leave right after 7pm, and I'm literally looking at five other people all sitting at desks, and the second study room is vacant! It seems idiotic that if there isn't anyone vying for the study rooms LESS THAN AN HOUR until closing that someone should be asked to leave. So basically, what I just had to do is end my Zoom meeting, collect all of my belongings just to sit out next to the other patrons, all while staring at what are now TWO vacant study rooms! What harm am I doing to the day to day operations, especially when it took THIRTY MINUTES to do their rounds??? The last time I visited, I was told that my video could be heard on the first floor, which was impossible, because I have enough sense to monitor my volume, even with a closed door. At this point, I'm starting to think that it's personal since I come often if I'm in the area. So with that, I will resume my patronage at Switzer, where they understand this logic, and I won't be visiting ever again.