I've been coming to this location for a year now. Everyone is very welcoming and I love how clean,…read moreorganized it is and how there is a play area for kids. With a library card you can check out up to ten books at a time. This summer I enjoy how they have sooooo many activities for the month of June and July for the smaller kids, teens and adults. This year they're having a summer reading contest for all ages for a chance to win a huge baskets filled with age appropriate goodies for various ages. Definitely love coming here.

What a great little library!! Everyone working here is amazing. The library is super convenient to…read morefind. It's brand new and is totally free. They have free classes, rent books, DVDs and much more.

Having fun isn't hard, when you've got a library card. !…read more The outside didn't look so big, but the inside is amazing. I didn't realize there was so much room in this library. I got my library card today and turned in my voter registration forms. The ladies at the front desk were both so amazing and friendly. The upstairs area has study spaces and plenty of books. The study rooms are spacious and clean. There are so many great resources to explore and the librarians were so happy to share. There are movie nights events, a silent book club, puzzle fun, and much more. Upstairs there is an area for plant propagation and a car you can complete if you have a plant question. Take a look, it's in a book ! Get you a library card!

The Georgetown library is a wonderful place to be. Getting a library card is easy. You just need to…read moreshow your identification and proof of residency. The card is free. You can check out books or music. There's a lot of places to sit in here and I see people sitting and enjoying each other's company. Some people are studying on their laptop. They have a wonderful sweet lemon kitchen area to get some food and drink drinks. The people who work here are very kind and helpful. You can check out the availability of your book online and reserve it, and they will put it in a special place for you. However, I love going through and just looking through the books and finding my book myself . There's something special about a book! When the book is due to be returned, they generously text you and ask if they can extend the rental, the avoiding charges for forgetting to return a book! There are events that are held at the library, such as concerts and other gatherings. They are posted in the front of the library. You should go look at them. This has become my new regular place. I am now reading a book series and it's so nice that I don't have to buy the book. I just read a book and I bring it back and I get the next one and in the meantime I'm certain to make a new friend! They have a children's section that just looks amazing. They even have a Jeep in there for the children to play! It is modified to be completely safe. There's no risk here. They have an elevator so you don't have to take the stairs to the second floor if you don't want to. When I was there, they were having a sculpture sale and it was just beautiful sculptures all over the library just wonderful. I highly recommend this library.

Came here for an event on the fifth "May the Sith be with…read moreyou" We had a lot of fun and were thankful that the Library did this. There were a lot of kids out and they had a blast interacting with those who came in Star Wars cosplay. The vibe was safe and fun, and the children learned to wield lightsabers (along with learning a little discipline too!). There were food and snacks, and other cool activities. This was a great experience. The Library staff was polite and very helpful and the facilities were clean and organized. Thank you for hosting this event!

The place looks brand new and always smells good. However don't be deceived by the size, they share…read morethe building with the activities center and a good chunk of the library is dedicated to children. I've found that they have a small Non-Fiction section, not much on American History, about one book on Wine, and nothing on Law. But by the looks of things they're really catering to the local community, I'm just used to extensive departments since I'm a book worm. They have several computers and each time I've gone I haven't had to wait. They have one printer that charges 10 cents a page (exact change only). You cannot renew material online which limits you to calling during business hours or going in person to the front desk. You can also only renew once. Another downside is that there is no drop box outside the library, not even in the lobby of the building.

Well kept, organized facility. Donated a couple of big boxes of books for their library book sale…read morethey have a couple of times a year. The sale is worth checking out, as there is a lot of variety in what's offered. Staff were friendly and efficient.

PUBLIC library; closed for staff development and no visible lights on for any sort of training…read more Watched elderly, veterans, families, and underprivileged people looking to better their lives and future get to read a sign blatantly lying to their tax paying public constituents. Completely unsatisfactory to "develop staff" to this level on a job that could be trained during business hours & likely within one hour total on a monthly basis.

Such a beautiful and relaxing place to spend a few hours. There are plenty of quiet areas to read…read moreor work, plus lots of natural light and comfortable seating. I also like that you can walk around and find different spaces depending on whether you want something quiet or more open. Definitely one of the nicest libraries I've been to

Who knew a library could be this much of a destination?…read more During our Austin visit on Sunday, September 13, we explored the gorgeous Austin Central Library, right beside Lady Bird Lake--and wow, this place is an architectural gem! Spacious, spotless, and beautifully designed, it feels like a library meets urban oasis. The top floor is the star of the show, with a mini park, solar-panel shade structures, and breathtaking views of Lady Bird Lake. There are cozy reading nooks, spaces for games, a whole floor for kids, plus a cafe and gift shop downstairs. Parking is conveniently available below. We came for books but stayed for the views! San Antonio, take notes? I'd definitely make another stop here on our next Austin adventure.

We love our little library! It's tiny but mighty and the women who work there are amazing, all of…read morethem so helpful and awesome and not pushovers! Love love the vibe and the selection.

Liberty Hill Library is tucked away behind the fire department and in Lions Foundation Park. Don't…read moreexpect a large fancy Library, rather a small community library with tons of charm. Second year my elementary kids signed up for the free summer reading program. It's such a great opportunity to keep the kids reading and excited over the summer. Most days of the summer they have free activities and crafts available. Check out social media for activity calendars.

This spot is stunning. It looks like a college campus and is a dream for every city's library…read moredepartment. Cedar Park's library was buzzing on a Sunday, with very few parking spots available in the vicinity. As I walked inside to get my non-resident library card, the team working at the front desk was extremely helpful. After getting my card, I took the time to explore their space. Their communal work area in the lobby is basically like a coffee shop without the coffee. There's a kids' area separated by a door and a glass window, which I watched a kid smack right into on accident. Not important to the review, but funny! Upstairs is the endless rows of fiction and non-fiction books, with plenty of comfortable spaces to work and private rooms to get tasks done. I didn't check anything out, but I was amazed by the sheer size of the spot. Outside there's an outdoor play area that I would've investigated if it wasn't 105°F outside. It's a lot cozier in the A/C. Cedar Park Public Library is the book readers' mecca for smaller municipalities. I am still dreaming about it a few days later. RIYL: The best topsoil for a glorious bookworm

The Cedar park library is a modern, updated space that offers a dedicated kids area with an indoor…read moreslide, sensory play and books for all ages. The outdoor playscape is also a great addition. Kids can easily spend 1-2 hours here without getting bored. The second floor hosts adult books and board games for check out. There are small meeting rooms available for booking too.

Excellent customer service, the girl at the front desk answer all my question and help me with the…read morebook that I was looking for.

Small operation but I come here when a book I want isn't available at the Harker Heights library…read more Come early if you want a computer. Nice staff. They have a soda vending machine and a copier. They give you a laminated library card that you could use at their other location as well.

I love the Hutto Public Library. First, the staff here are all the absolute best. They are all very…read morefriendly, helpful, thoughtful, creative, inspiring, and kind to every patron that walks through the door. They are very focused on making sure their small space is accessible and well-stocked for all Hutto residents, which gives them a small, but still solid, collection of books to choose from. They also offer plenty of great activities and resources for all ages, especially for kids in the summer, where they have tons of great shows, from magic to exotic creatures. I hope that one day the Hutto Public Library can have their own standalone space to build out their library, but for now, they're doing an incredible job. RIYL: A library for hippos

I always enjoy my time in the library. The WiFi and printing services help me accomplish my tasks…read more The book selections and library staff are both amazing. I also look forward to the monthly calendar as to see what classes offered to the community.