Bedford Library always felt like my home away from home. Everyone was kind, the environment was…read morewelcoming, and they have a really great selection of books. I really appreciated how they always stayed on top of new releases and would order highly anticipated books to have them on hand when they came out. They also have a really efficient process for putting books on hold and picking them up when they're ready for you. One of the features I think is the best is their "library of things." Now, instead of just books and computers, you can also check out various items to help around the home (tools, cooking, etc.) I've since moved to another side of the state and I miss this library often. I highly highly recommend that anyone in the area get their library card ASAP.

I absolutely love this library. Their staff is always friendly and helpful. The library is always…read moreclean, there are tons of activities, and the children's area has a monthly scavenger hunt that my grandchildren love. They also have challenges to keep reading fun! I have library cards to all three libraries in the area but Bedford Public Library is the one that I consider my home (and I don't even live in Bedford)

Our staple library even when we lived in Fort Worth lives to see another day with amazing events…read moreand noteworthy improvements from its counterparts. While the NRH Library isn't as modern and expansive as some libraries in larger cities like Dallas or Austin, there's a simple beauty in its organization, cleanliness, and welcoming/helpful staff. The staff are always welcoming and helpful in finding or directing you towards the book you're searching for. Their websites is one of the easier library sites to navigate, they include an event schedule separated into sections for adults, teens, and children--which is a small but helpful feature. They have a drive-thru type of book drop off, so you don't have to physically walk into the library to drop off your library books. They even host the Mid-Cities Teen Book Festival which features various events along with a free lunch that our entire family looks forward to each year! The MakerSpace is an area for arts and crafts and other events for teens and kids, they have Study Rooms for studying, and occassional book sales. It's also close by the NYTEX Centre (ice skating/hockey) and the NRH Centre (arts and recreation) which is very convenient! Highly recommend this library.

The staff is very nice and helpful. It is an also a nice facility. But for a town if this size…read morethe holding are rather small.

I used to be a big library person when I was younger. Raising kids and working full time in a…read moredemanding job meant that me time was at a premium and my love of reading was temporarily set aside. When I relocated to Colleyville and went to vote in person, on a whim I went downstairs and got a new library card on the spot. They laughingly told me that new users often ticked up during election season for them. Now, the best parts. The only portal makes it super easy to request books, and I can swing by the handy dandy drive thru and pick up during library hours. They have a wonderful service where you can submit a request for a list of recommended books just for you based on what you share about your interests, favorite authors etc. I'm on my third list and Kara has nailed it every time. I've found some great new authors and enjoyed some books I never would have found otherwise. Just another reason living in Colleyville is pretty awesome.

The Colleyville Library is an outstanding library. They put on great events throughout the year,…read moreespecially in the summer. Their storytimes are so fun for littles. Most of the storytimes are not drop in - You have to register in advance and commit to an 8 week session. I think this results in a higher quality storytime - the librarians get to know your kids, they have crafts and other fun aspects to the storytime, and it's never overcrowded. Many other events offered do not require registration. The kids play area is the best I've seen at a library. There is so much to do! My kids all still love playing there, and will happily move from table to table building and playing for HOURS (even the older ones!). I do think, since this is a small library, you really have to utilize the online hold system if you want to pick out specific books. Especially when it comes to popular kid's books, it's unlikely that you're going to walk into the library and find it on the shelf. That's ok with me - the hold system saves me time because I reserve it online, the library tells me when it's been turned in and sets it aside, and I swing by the drive through to pick it up. Through the interlibrary loan system, you can get *almost* any book or movie you want, even if the Colleyville Library doesn't have it. I utilize the interlibrary loans regularly and have only ever requested ONE book that the library wasn't able to procure for me. The staff is so friendly and accommodating. Two negatives I'd point out: 1. The new "no late fees" policy. Because there are no longer late fees, it's essentially "choose your own due date!" and the result is very long wait times for some book series. When I scroll through my list of holds, more than half the books are often overdue. The library should be collecting fines for this to encourage on time return of books and use the money to purchase duplicate copies of books in popular kids series. 2. Holds are capped at 20 books. This isn't really an issue during the school year, but during the summer when more kids are checking out books, you pretty much have to wait for every book that comes to mind. With 8 people in our house, we reach 20 holds very quickly. I'd prefer if they did away with the 20 book hold limit. Those negatives aside, this library has my heart! We are here at least a couple times a week picking up books and I am immensely grateful for the way the library has enabled me to foster a love of reading in my kids. We LOVE the Colleyville Library!!!

Such a nice library! Love the feel, plenty of parking, great hours, and great little events for the…read morecommunity. They have a calendar of things they have going on from exercise classes, to "baby book worm" toddler reading gatherings, to home buying educational seminars! Study and meeting rooms are available, computers, and printing. I wish printing was a little cheaper, but eh...it is what it is.

Went here today to get a new library card and check out a book. As I stepped in I instantly felt…read morewelcomed and relaxed. I went to the first counter and told the lady that I was there for a new library card and she asked me for my id or something with my address on it. I told her that I had a picture of an envelope with my name on it and she said unfortunately they could not accept this. She was so nice about it and told me that they are open until 9pm. I was able to find something with my address on it and I returned. I was able to get my library card and I went to the information desk and asked if they had the books on my list. Both of the ladies behind the counter were so nice and helpful. Unfortunately none of the books I wanted were available, but they were at other locations. The awesome ladies recommended a few, but I had either read them or they were not available. I ended up checking out their rows and rows of non fiction and fiction books. I finally decided on a Liane Moriarity book. I told the ladies what I decided and they were so nice and supportive about my choice. I used their self check out, which I love and checked out their community wall. They have tons of activities and events going on at the library and online. With your library card you can get tons of free e-books.

I read (a lot) and have been pretty active with all the libraries in my communities in the past,…read morebeing on the Friends of the Library Boards, volunteering to assist with community programs through the library and even coming in to just assist with restocking shelves. I even at one point in time made a huge donation to assist with building a children's library at a past library. I love reading and I want it to make sure it is accessible for my community at no cost. When I moved to Hurst, I was excited because it was a larger city then the last city I lived in and I was excited to get involved with a larger library. I visited and got a library card but when I asked if there was any area that they were looking for assistance in, I was told to go check the website with an attitude. I understand that a larger library = a larger staff and resources but I have never had someone from the library be so irritated about someone want to offer to be of assistance. The interaction was such a turn off that I never pursued it further, instead I have found another library in the local area that I consider my "home" library and I have tried to make self of use there. I do still use the library in Hurst - but I try to go in, get what I need and get out without speaking to anyone. The few interactions I have had have been better but no one has had a great attitude that has made me want to spend more time there.

Personnel is very helpful and kind. They're open to help however is needed and have a great…read moreattitude.

Been thinking about heading back to school. This campus offers a paralegal program, so I headed to…read morecampus in order to speak with an advisor. Unfortunately, no one was available to speak with me; however, a phone appointment was scheduled for next Monday at 10 a.m. Woohoo! The lady I spoke with was very accomodating and satisfied every question and concern. She was ultra-professional and didn't seem in any hurry to move on to the next person. This showed me how much she really cared, and that I simply wasn't a number or random student to deal with. This is an open-air campus, which means the buildings aren't connected. Wonder how that would fare during inclement weather. Anyway, please check out this school.

I used to go here before transferring over to a university (UNT). It's alright, it's just old and…read morerun down from what I remember. What irked me was that the buildings were not all connected to each other so if you had class in one building and then class in another and it was raining, well good luck getting soaked or whatnot! Also when I was there, there wasn't that many spots of food choices on campus, just a Subway from what I remember. There was no coffee shops on campus from what I also remember, the closest one being that Dunkin across the street that I'm not even sure if it still exists or whatnot. The advisors there too weren't necessarily the brightest either as they had me working my own schedule out and what classes to take.

Just moved to Arlington and I'm in love with this library! They are very helpful and it is a small…read morelibrary but I assume maybe it has to do with fundings but they do there best to provide every section. The library is very clean and a good study place, they also provide activities for kids/adults and work with other libraries in the area! :) I see people complaining about the WiFi and I have to say their wifi isn't the strongest and find it better to be a study/reading center or maybe just use your own WiFi to have a better connection. Hope this helps anyone who wants to visit! (I'm from Fort Worth and some of the Fort Worth libraries I been too has been messy and very empty/lonely with older books. There's actually a few people that come in and out of Arlington libraries with many up to date books which makes me happy!) Happy readings

If you live in Fort Worth and have a Fort Worth Library card this library does not provide guest…read morepasses for their computers. They charge you a dollar. If you would like to sit and enjoy a magazine or book you can't. They have made almost all of the tables and chairs not being used for computers unavailable. They have found a pitiful, unwelcoming way to respond to COVID-19. No, they didn't get my dollar. I left.

Books are back! I know they never went anywhere but it does seem like there's a book resurgence…read morehappening, right? It's all that "fairy-smut" that's so popular, hahah. No judgement from me! It doesn't help the environment, but I do prefer to hold a book in my hands. I try to buy used! But Barnes & Noble has always been a refuge for me since I was a preteen. Tons of books, gifts, merch, coffee, seating, a great area for kids with tons of children's books and toys and games. I'll always be a fan and a customer.

I've always just had fantastic experiences here. The employees are always kind and efficient,…read morethey've been very supportive in helping me find what I'm looking for, and the cafe drinks are amazing as always. Special shout out to Marcy, she made my drink today and was very gracious when I explained I had a problem with the drink and found a great solution. Made my day. Thank you so much!

I have a USPS account, but it wouldn't allow me to place a letter in the address where my friend…read moresays there's one. I went in to pay for the package and ask the question of how to write the label online. While waiting in line, I've noticed all the notes on the pixie glass from this worker's station. I mentioned to Marcus that he's so loved and I think he appreciated the compliment. As I was waiting in line, Marcus worked on two customers at a time. When one was finishing up, he asked the next customer to come up. He works very efficiently and fast! I asked Marcus how to write my friend's address next time. He was able to answer it and I'm glad I asked so I can avoid the lines next time. Thanks, Marcus!

I placed my order 7 days ago on Monday and it said it would be delivered by 2-3 days, and then it…read moresaid it would be delivered by 9:00pm the next week and still didn't come. I have absolutely no idea what the USPS is doing with my package...