Such a cute library. It has a nice university library feel to it with a kid-ish charm. Inside it…read morelooks newer, clean, spacious, and there are plenty of different areas to study and read like the comfy chairs at the end by the fireplace or within the book cases. So peaceful. I was immediately greeted by the folks at the middle desk and as I studied I could hear them kindly checking in on others and helping out. They're friendly here, I definitely loved the vibe. I chose a large table in the fiction section where there was a magical looking Hobbit painting and giant windows on the sides. Even on a cloudy day these windows provide a lot of natural light and it's a motivating spot to sit and get work done. You can even sit at the window sill and really enjoy the light. I was happy to find my table had an outlet on the desk for convenience but there are also outlets laid out everywhere. A huge plus! The computer areas are also scattered throughout instead of it being a large area where you have to sit with everyone and I thought that was pretty cool. Another plus for the study room fully equipped! However, online it says they're currently not available but I'm looking forward to it opening back up!

They stop you at the door, give a long-winded 'welcome back' speech detailing the MANY RULES of…read moreguarded entry into the sanctified hallowed halls of this ordinary library. Which is WHOLLY publicity funded. All B.S. Masks are NO LONGER REQUIRED per CDC guidelines. No matter. These robots can't wait to spin the party line (Inslee idiot tribe) about how your mask MUST BE ON AT ALL TIMES when you are in the library. And how it MUST FIRMLY COVER THE MOUTH AND NOSE AT.ALL.TIMES!!!!! Just following orders... Oh, and a STRICT THIRTY MJNUTE STAY. NO LONGER!!! Lest covid finds you in the mystery thriller aisle. Could we possibly return for 20 minutes later in the afternoon? ABSOLUTELY NOT! STUPID. OFFENSIVELY IDIOTIC. How about we DEFUND LIBRARY GESTAPO? At least library administrators. The Comrade giving The Doctrine at the door turned out to be the library supervisor.

We love this library. First time checking out story time and the kids loved it. All the kids were…read moreso happy to hear the books read out loud and sing along with songs. They even had a little craft project at the end of class that tied into the book theme. We really enjoyed that. The songs were so fun and interactive and the staff leader was so sweet with the kids. The library was very very clean and organized. So far my favorite Snohomish location we have checked out yet. Looking forward to the nexts story time.

I am a huge fan of utilizing and supporting your local library. Walking into a library evokes a…read moresense of wonderment of what you are about to discover and learn. Very helpful staff and updated seating and study areas.

Snohomish library in Granite Falls has a great list of programs they offer to kids. This location…read moreis newer and very clean. Spacious on the inside and offers meeting rooms for activities. Their website has a list of activities offered every day. I love how organized and clean it was. They provide coloring pages for the kids to color and read books.

The Granite Falls Library is filled with books, DVDs, CDs music and talking books. Save yourself…read moregas and money by borrowing books from the Granite Falls Library. FYI, I work for Sno-Isle Libraries. Leave a review and tell us what you thought of the Granite Falls Library.

I really loved going to this library every week as it was a good place to be and hangout with my…read morefriends, but recently i was with a group of my friends around the recetangular table in the middle, then a random guy comes out of nowhere yelling gibberish about how my friends and I where on the second floor disturbing him (me and my friends on this day were not at all on the second floor) and while saying these things, he came next to me and he clenched his fist ready to punch me. I was really scared for my life (being a high-school teenager) but the security guard, the staff and the people around us did nothing, and I and my friends were frozen in fear, the guy randomly left, so we thought he came to his senses or he realized that we were never in the second floor, so we continued on our own business. Then suddenly 10 or minutes after that, the guy shoved me hard and I knocked down one of my friends that was sitting next to me, so the rest of my friends left calmly, to call security or ask for help, and the guy that shoved me kept talking more gibberish about us in the second floor bothering him, so the person next to me was desperately trying to explain we were never in the second floor today, (keep mind that nobody including the security guards did anything, I don't think they even cared) then the guy randomly called his dog on the second floor in the library (and keep in mind that pets are strictly not allowed in the library and I was so scared the dog was going to maul me) and then the guy was yelling for the security to come (which up on to this point was literally doing nothing) and he told the security guard that we were on the second floor bothering him (the security guard knew we never were on the second floor) the security guard then said to me and the guy that we will be kicked out if we don't stop bothering each other, the guy then left to the second floor(and I was thinking thats it? You're not going to do anything about himself assaulting me?) And I was so shocked that the people around me, the security guard and the staff did nothing about this. (Also keep in mind that one time me and my friend was throwing around a light ball in the library and we were threatened to be kicked out of the library and we had to really apologize to be not kicked out) so if I throw around a ball I get kicked out of the library but if a random guy assaults me he gets of scott free. (I don't feel safe anymore in this library especially when the staff didn't care a vulnerable high-school kid was being assaulted infront of them)

I've never brought my kid to a library, but was pleasantly surprised when we went there today!…read moreThere's a whole area for little kids with some toys and books. We were there for a couple hours and could have stayed longer if naps weren't a thing. I like that they have a "needs to be cleaned" bin, cause my toddler still likes to put things in his mouth! There were a bunch of other kids and it was just a great place to get some social interaction and playtime. And it's FREE. Wins all around, thank you!

Really cool place to study/work. The only thing that bothers me is schedule. It can be closed on…read moreWednesday or Monday. The schedule is weird. Everything else is cool

Cute little library. One floor. There is a phalanx of computers. Hardly anyone there this…read moremorning. So As far as I'm concerned, every library deserves 5 stars. Why? Because I am so thankful that they still exist! It's quiet. They have free Wi-Fi, comfy chairs, lots of stuff to read and every magazine and newspaper you can think of. So for those reasons, I am awarding 5 stars! BTW, if you enjoyed my review or found it useful funny or cool, please don't hesitate to click The little button to say so, or better yet, go ahead and friend me. So go on! Press that button, and never miss a single one of my epic reviews in the Seattle area and beyond. Excelsior!

One of our favorite sno-isle libraries. It has a decent sized kid section, never have a problem…read morefinding a parking spot, and they have a book trail along the side of the library. Everyone we have spoken to there has been very kind and helpful.

Overall clean environment comfortable seatings. It was not what I was expecting. I highly…read morerecommend this library and staff.

I stopped by Mountlake Terrace Library today, Friday 20 March 2026, to look for a world history…read morebook. The building was clearly marked on the exterior of the building itself and signage along the street indicated its location for pedestrians/vehicles. The main entrance/exit was straightforward to find and navigate. Tabled work areas were located throughout the library and were busy/full away from the main entrance/central area. The non-fiction area was clearly labeled as was its shelving by topic. There was breadth and depth in offerings for the topic I was searching for. I opted for a book with a Middle East region focus and made my way to check out. The check out kiosk operated in a manner consistent with procedures I have encountered at other Sno-Isle Libraries. I was happy with my experience.

It's a little on the smaller side, but what it lacks in space, it more than makes up in other ways,…read morelike the nice, patient staff. It feels like the cozy small-town library that was such a safe friend for us bookworms.

Shoddy mouse pads. With what we are paying in property taxes we should and could do better…read more Usually disruptive children playing in the child's play area, which seems to go unregulated as far as decibel level.

Very nice library, clean, friendly staff, lots of selections for books printing is available which…read moresince & you get credits and I absolutely love love love all the staff here & whoever owns the place is amazing parking is not bad at all restrooms are available vending machine, water fountain you name it & lots of nice computers also there is an area for small children to play.

My son loves this library and all the activities they have for children! Much bigger kids section…read morecompared to the mill creek Sno Isle location.

Parking was packed on my visit to Lynnwood Library this afternoon, Wednesday 2 July 2025. The…read morelibrary abutted the recreational center though there was library-specific parking on the side of the library opposite the recreational center. Tall trees between the parking strips provided shade for the parked vehicles. The entry/exit way of the building was straightforward to navigate and sections in the library were well marked. I was particularly impressed with the non-fiction offerings in the movies section. They were organized by subject with names on movie jacket bindings easy to read. Approximate run times for the titles I checked were not covered by library barcodes. As run time did factor in in to my selection today, I appreciated the run times were not covered. Check-out went smoothly.