Located at the Shawnee Elementary School, this library is painted blue and stands on a single post…read more There is parking nearby and it is easy to access. The door is secured by a twist catch. Inside, overstuffed with mostly children's books and other very light reading. Nothing caught my eye today. This is charter number 97452. There is no steward listed but the online caption reads, "This Little Free Library is placed in memory of Luna Gonzalez. Luna bravely fought AML leukemia before passing away in 2018 at the age of thirteen month. This library was donated by DonorsChoose.org donors. It is at Shawnee Elementary School." [Review 1318 of 2024 - 239 in Ohio - 22341 overall] And my 300th Community Book Box review! https://www.yelp.com/collection/DVNd563Dla7XRNKdWS1OCg

We were so excited to see a Little Free Library. Especially at the head of the Storybook Trail…read morelocated in John Bryan State Park. A great placement for it! It is not only near the Storybook Trail, but by the playground. This Little Free Library looks to be well built. It has the Ohio Parks logo on it. A great addition to the park. Unfortunately, the library was completely void of books. Not a single one. We had a children's book in the car that my children agreed to put in it. Hopefully the next child was excited to find it. If you are planning on visiting, please remember to bring a book to donate. Let's get this resource fully stocked!

Great work, friendly people, good location. I like how convenient they are to the West side and…read morethey do good work.

Great experience here and reasonably priced. Had a fleece jacket that needed the sleeves adjusted…read more Only took 2 weeks but could have asked for more expedited service. Jin did a great job!

Another little free library, this one is in a residential neighborhood. It is located on a corner…read morewith homes all around on a wide street so there's plenty of room to park. The library is on a single post with a blue door and "brick" sides with a shingle roof. The single door is secured by an eye hook. Inside, three shelves pretty well filled with a variety of books. Some thrillers, some fiction, a few Nancy Drew books. Pretty good selection today! This is charter number 95558 and the online caption reads, "It took many-a months and lots of recalculations, but ALAS! Our library is standing! Here's to many days spent curled up with a good book and free pass to the realm of imagination." [Review 18026 overall - 170 in Ohio - 1547 of 2022.]

We have been at RSG for 4 years. I can't say enough good things about them. I love that when you…read morewalk in you feel like family. My daughter's are learning so much and they never want to leave at the end of the day. The teachers keep them busy all day long and the pictures we get throughout the day are wonderful! Everyone is so nice and it shows they really care! We truly hit the jackpot!

I've had two children attend this daycare, and it's been fantastic. I love getting updates through…read morethe app with photos and details of their activities throughout the day. Allison and Tiffany are always quick to respond to any questions we have via email. My kids have enjoyed their teachers each year and look forward going to school each day. Plus, the location is ideal since it's close to the highway going into Columbus.

Nice little library. Could add on and make it bigger of course but it's nice. I went for just two…read moresemesters but used the library often. I would give it 5 stars but I guess it could be bigger. It's not that small but I suppose it could get cramped. Didn't find it so when I went. Everyone there was friendly, even when getting full, all there to learn / get a degree. There is always an empty classrooms one could study in if wanting more space, during peak seasons.

The library, which underwent a massive renovation in 2010-2011, is located in Columbus Hall, just…read morebehind and to the right of the Christopher Columbus Statue. There is a large patio area leading to the first floor entrance, though the only seating is the concrete picnic tables. The first floor of the library has the circulation desk, where you can check out laptops, textbooks for two hours, study rooms, or get help ordering books and checking your library account. There are study tables, quick print stations, the writing center, IT support, a small computer lab, the multimedia lab, and the TV studio also all on the first floor. The second floor has a large computer lab with just under a hundred computers, reference librarians and materials, and some open study tables. The third floor is the quiet study floor, with a silent room and individual tables, sofas and armchairs, magazines and periodicals, and a classroom. There are some overhead directional signs for the main desks, although the smaller labs and rooms are not always clearly labeled. The library gets very crowded during midterms and finals, and is really too small for the present student population. The open study areas can also become quite noisy. The quality of the staff can vary; there also seems to be quite a lot of technological challenges regarding printing, speed of computers, getting connected to the wifi, and using the laptops that are available for check-out. They do have a fairly large two-hour textbook reserve collection, which is great if you have an intro or GE class and haven't bought your textbooks yet. The group study rooms are also useful, since they have outlets and large whiteboards, but they can be crowded during peak times and you may have to put your name on a waiting list. All in all, the library has potential, but does need some improvement.