Highly recommend this library. I'm not even a student at University and I come here to relax, read,…read morewrite, and really enjoy the scenery of this library architecture has. It's beautiful and inspiring.

they may not have the latest releases for the month that you are searching, but it can usually be…read morefound at another branch and they will gladly request it for you.

This is the closest library to my home so I thought I would check it out. I created an account…read moreonline and was excited to see that I could request books and have them sent to the library of my choice and put on hold for me. When I arrived the staff I interacted with were very friendly and helpful. I was able to get the books I requested along with my brand new library card all in one visit. I found out that they stay open late on Tuesdays/Thursdays (12pm-8pm) and are open the rest of the week 10am-6pm. They also have a self-checkout station for additional convenience.

This library just has my heart! We came again for the reading and we stayed for two extra hours…read morereading together and creating an account for my daughter!

This review is based solely on my experience voting here. This was my first time voting at the…read moreMaverick Library. In my previous years, the Cody Library was my usual spot, but since this one is close to where I live, I went here. It took less time to vote than it took to drive here! The whole experience was fast, easy, and free of stress. The folks helping us get settled were also polite and friendly, and they didn't make us feel rushed. I look forward to voting at the Maverick Library now!

This library is so beautiful and has so much character! It's old and outdated but beautiful…read morenonetheless. I have been here a handful of times. However, my first 2 times were unsuccessful because they were closed and I had other places to be so we didn't stay. The 2nd time we came for a play day with my daughter but she fell asleep and I didn't want to wake her so I waited for her to wake up and just browsed around and played on the swings for a bit. This time we actually made it on time for play time. Very packed house today but it was a fun experience for my daughter. Especially since she's an only child. I highly recommend! It's FREE!! FYI we were informed today that the library will be closing Jan 26th until May sometime I'm glad we experienced the old version of this beautiful library! Excited to see the remodeled/ renovated version once it's done!

5 stars for gorgeous landscaping, beautiful trees, and lovely architectural details. It's no wonder…read morethat people are often having photoshoots here. 5 stars for the awesome connected playground, with thoughtful separated spaces for littles under 5 and fencing so you don't have to worry about kiddos running away. 5 stars for a great kids space inside the library, with simple craft supplies and play sets for kids. The library itself is pretty small, and for a library, it may feel a little lacking. There's just not a ton of space to get lost in books. For parents with young kids, Landa Library is a great place to go!

This was my first visit to the library! It's a smaller,…read morecozier branch for sure. They proudly display arts and crafts created by the local community, which gives it a family friendly feel. There's a cute park right next door with an exercise area that uses body weight machines.

I feel it could use some serious upgrades. The place is a bit old. But it's super quite and it's a…read moregreat place to study. There are many different areas to sit with an outlet near by for your laptop. It never feels crowded. It's a very comfortable place to get some work done. Super fast internet, never had any problems. I love that they offer so much to the public. Like the story time and baby time. It's perfect for myself and my little one who is too young to go to school. Great way to get her interested in books. They have a music time and an arts and craft time for the little ones too. My little girl just loves it. I believe they also offer a free family movie night on certain Fridays too. There is always something going on here. I love this place.

I found this nice small library off of Ingram rd. Very clean, quiet, and friendly staff. Enough…read moreselections for everyone; they even have small computers for kids. They have a separate teen sitting area as well. Overall, I would visit this location again, if they don't have what you are looking for they can order it and have it sent to this branch.

Small library with great selections. The staff is friendly and very helpful. Love to browse, and…read moreable to sit and read in a quiet space. The children's programs that are offered are fun!

(A Love Letter to Cody Branch Library)…read more My favorite neighborhood Library! Bright, calm, and welcoming, it's the kind of place where you'll see a mix of people studying, kids discovering new books, and neighbors popping in to pick up their holds. It feels like a true community space. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and everything runs so smoothly. Libraries are truly one of the best public resources we have, and Cody Branch does it especially well. One of my favorite things is using the mySAPL app to request books, and then getting the notification that they're ready for pickup. When I walk in and see my little stack waiting for me on the hold shelf, it feels like the best kind of VIP treatment. No searching, no stress! Just grab your books and go. If you haven't used the hold system through the app yet, give it a try--total game changer. Thank you Cody Branch and team!

Very good neighborhood library. I'm a regular patron and this is one of my go-to spot for voting…read moreand other civic duties. Selection is decent in books, magazines, and DVDs. Even better are the seating areas, parking areas, and bathrooms, which are all generous in size and well kept. Only negatives are that the staff seems a little overwhelmed (there are stacks of books that need reshelving) and the parking lot's oddly designed and confusing, especially when you have to enter and then turn around to drop off books.

Cute little library located inside the YMCA building. For being such a small library Potranco…read moreBranch definitely has a great variety of resources. We enjoy checking out their LPs. Their LP selection is small but has a lot to choose from it goes from Tribe Called Quest, to Lady Gaga, to Norah Jones, to Charles Mingus, etc. The staff is always friendly and helpful. It is apparent that they enjoy what they do and are passionate about the literary arts. This branch not only has free Wi-Fi but the also have in house laptops that you can use within the space of the library. If you are in the area you must check out the Potranco Library and enjoy of all the great resources available in this great mini library.

None of the white women spoke to me, even though we made eye contact. I greeted them, and they…read morecontinued talking among themselves as if I wasn't standing there. At that point, I said, "That's rude." As I was leaving, I told them, "Have a great day--well, don't, since apparently y'all are hard of hearing." That finally got me a response. And before anyone says I'm making this about race: a week prior, a white man helped me with absolutely no problem. So, thank you, sir. My point is simple: if you look like me, don't walk into certain places assuming you'll automatically be acknowledged, spoken to, or assisted. Sometimes you can make eye contact, say hello, and still be treated like you're invisible. And yes, I notice the difference.

So excited to finally have a library card that I can use to access books on the Libby app! I was…read moredreading having to come in but the ladies up front were friendly and the gentleman that signed me up for my card was nice and it was super quick! The entire process took less than 5 mins. They also have a large selection of books and other resources. The building was clean and organized.

at least the place is big and full of book. It is way more quiet compare to other places. Well…read moretypically it is library whoever once go to school and have enough education know that they should try to respect the quiet of the library right? unless you dont go to school or you deliberately make noise to annoy certain people. If you have efficient education at your school then there is no reason anyone should have to ask you to be quiet. Even with that common sense, occationally there are still people come in and slamming door like they have never go to library or go to school even once in their life time. But come on we are in United States, " No child left behind" how can we have those people graduate from school without learning the most common sense in society right? Well unless they did it intentionally. But who would do that we all educated and should respect the library rule right? That is why we have quiet space in library and Do Not make loud noise in library signs. Am I right or wrong?