A first visit to this library branch in Johns Creek felt like stepping into a little haven. The…read moreentrance was lined with $1 books and a spot to donate your own, which instantly set a warm, community‑minded tone. Inside, the space is bright and peaceful, with huge windows overlooking the trees, plenty of cozy seating, quiet study nooks, and full access to computers. Stephanie, a librarian of 21 years, was a joy to talk to. She mentioned that visits have dipped since the pandemic, perhaps due to the rise of e‑books, but she wishes more people knew about the incredible resources that often go unused. Beyond books, there are digital tools, in‑person classes, access to new computers, and even free passes to Georgia state parks and the Chattahoochee Nature Center. That's a novel perk if there ever was one. It's a true community gem--welcoming, accessible, and a reminder that libraries offer something the digital world can't: connection. Stopping by your local branch might just be the best chapter you add to your week.

I have been to many libraries in the past 30 years, but I have never seen such a well-managed…read morebranch. Not only is the environment elegant, the interior clean, well-organized and quiet. The most important thing is that the employees here are all nice and proactive in helping everyone. Special mention goes to Ellen. She is warm, professional, and tries her best to provide convenience for us, which left a deep impression on me. Indeed, Fulton library system is luck to have people like her!

After avoiding my bookworm roots in Atlanta for several years, I was inspired to finally come by…read morethe library to sign up for a library card! Signing up for a library card here is pretty painless. Just need your license and to fill out a brief application form. Afterward, they hand you a card and a key ring card and you're good to go! This location is only 2 miles from my house. Just far enough where I can drive and not feel bad about it walking there, especially since the route there isn't exactly walk friendly. The selection of books and DVDs are to my satisfaction. If they aren't at this location, it is easy to request what you want via the Dekalb County Public Library website. The hours on Monday-Wednesday are conveniently open until 8pm, which is AWESOME for those working outside of Dunwoody and need time after 5pm to get to the branch. But if not Monday-Wednesday, I recently discovered that the parking lot is well lit at night when the library is closed. So feel safe when you're returning books after sunset here to avoid those 15 cent late fees (or, as my friend Lisa S. has coined it, support your county!!).

Update on "how it works" during covid. The library is still open for checkouts, but patrons can…read morenot go inside the library. This is easiest process to get materials: 1. Use online library website to reserve materials. 2. You will get an email when the materials are ready for pickup. 3. Library then has two phone call system. First call is to reserve a time for pickup of materials at the library. 4. After you arrive at the library at appointed time, second call is to tell the librarian you are outside. 5. Librarian will bring the materials outside and put them on white table with zero contact. 6. You pick up your materials and head home. Sort of convoluted, but good procedure to protect patrons and librarians. Please see my previous review for more information on the library.

What a beautiful library! Such a large space to enjoy with the kids as they have a dedicated…read morechildren's area and many ongoing events for all ages. Great for adults needing a space to use their laptops or use one of the library's computers. This was my first visit to this location and it won't be my last. Large spacious parking lot and also had multiple drive-up book-return bins in front of the entrance. They also take gently used books for donation.

I love my library. Cobb libraries try hard to get you what you need and have good services. Good…read morework space and great employees.

Super cute little free library in the park! Was hard to find it at first because I thought that it…read morewas in the street infront of the art gallery but its actually in the park! Very clean, has bookmarks and a notepad to write notes to future readers. Loved it!

This LFL is located inside the Roswell Town Square. It is the second LFL from Jim and Nancy in…read morehonor of their daughter Heather. The first one is located at the entrance to Old Mill Park https://www.yelp.com/biz/little-free-library-old-mill-park-44542-roswell?uid=FdPioXvctMq8lhBtd_NnTg&utm_campaign=www_business_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) This one is a miniature replica of Barrington Hall and inside there is a small plaque to the left that reads "Built by Jim and Nancy Halsema. Painted by: Historic Roswell Sherwin Williams" They also have these beautiful book marks with a touching tribute to their daughter Heather. There is also a small guest book that you can sign.... It's certainly a loving tribute to eternal love....a beautiful addition to already a beautiful park...

My first time at the Duluth Library and it is beautiful. Furthermore, I haven't been to the library…read morein about 20 years. LoL!! I took the 1hr 49min ride to the Duluth Library to experience the engagement with Raymond Santana. Detailed as, "Join Raymond Santana, one of the Central Park Five, as he discusses his young adult illustrated memoir, "Pushing Hope," which reflects on his wrongful conviction and tireless fight for his 2002 exoneration." I was excited to be in the room. The Duluth Library was the perfect place to have this event. The space was huge. The sound system was perfect and went throughout the entire room and the way the room was set up was ideal for the audience to focus and be able to feel the emotions expressed with each word. More than just a library, the Duluth Library was a night of memoir engagement for me and I am so happy that I went and was able to be present. Overall, the Duluth Library is humungus, super clean, and is easy to navigate when looking for books. The staff was super friendly and greeted me upon walking in with smiles on their faces. If you're in the area and ready to engage with all the Duluth Library has to offer. Make sure to stop in and check out all you've been missing.

I love this branch. It is modern and spacious. Very bright on the inside and you get a ton of…read morenatural lighting as well. The seating arrangement is well thought out. Plenty of outlets and USB ports. The staff is always super friendly, helpful and professional. Plenty of Mac Monitors to choose from. The selection of books are solid. Last, they have book club and author programs all the time that are well done and as someone mentioned you don't have to live in Gwinnett County to attend these programs. This is a great branch and I can't recommend it enough. During different times, the branch has kiosks that give out free COVID or flu testing kits. The people running this branch are really on top of it! Separate and apart from this review, this is also an Amazon Locker location.

Absolutely love this library. It's extremely spacious so any noises get diffused pretty well (good…read moreplace to take your kids - but we always do enforce "inside voices" in libraries as best as we can). The facilities are extremely clean - I don't mind my kids (5 & 2) running around and am not worried they'll get into anything dirty. Even the bookshelves are all very clean (top & between shelves)! The bathrooms are really nice and the kids' section bathroom has kid-sized potty & sink. I really love their checkout kiosks. It makes long checkouts a thing of the past and makes me feel like I'm truly living in a time of the future. You just stack all the items on the sensor and everything is found all at once (this applies to all Gwinnett Public Library branches). I love taking my girls here so they can run around, read, play on the mounted iPads, and be themselves while I sit on one of their comfy chairs and enjoy a book for myself!!!

Clean, well-organized, and thoughtfully designed with a great selection of books. I loved the…read moredifferent reading areas that make it easy to settle in with a good book, and the secure entrance adds a sense of comfort. The only downside for me was that, living in Fulton County, I wasn't eligible for a free library card--it would cost $40 annually. Still, for those within the system, this library offers a truly welcoming and inspiring place to read, study, or simply enjoy quiet time.

What a beautiful public library! We visited for the first…read moretime during "teacher tuesday" storytime. What a wonderful idea. Teachers from the local elementary school reading to the children. This location has two floors - the children's area being on the second floor. I've personally never seen this but what a great idea! Kids have space to roam and make noise without bothering the adults looking for quiet. All the workers were very helpful and friendly. We will definitely be back!

What a terrific library we have here in wonderful Woodstock! And the staff are extremely helpful…read moreand friendly. It really is the world at your fingertips. Do y'allselves a favor and check it out. Open until 8 some nights as well! Bonus points for the "library of things". Amazing what you can find.

Amazing story hour, really engaging for kids. Staff is helpful and friendly. Love this clean…read moreaddition to the library.

This is a lovely library that just oozes Southern charm. A sunny day makes you want to get a book…read moreand sit on the wraparound porch on a rocking chair, but any other type of weather makes for an equally enjoyable visit when you go indoors and have an opportunity to browse their well-stocked and well-organized book selection, as well as talk to the super friendly and helpful staff. I adore taking my youngsters there for story and music time every week b/c the librarians are so attentive, cheerful and engaging w/ all ages. (That goes for myself as an adult too, as I've gone in there on a number of occasions w/ a zillion "I need reading recommendations!!" questions.) I love that within a stone's throw of the library is a tiny bakery where you can pick up a cupcake or a sandwich, and I hope that they increase their hours of operations b/c they are closed pretty frequently. Book + pastry + coffee = YAY. In this age of e-readers (and yes, I am an avid reader on my Kindle and take full advantage of the library's online lending program!), having an actual library to walk into and other readers to talk to face-to-face may seem antiquated, but it really is a terrific thing for a town to have a sense of community and shared delight over reading.