West Pearland Library, yall have the bucks honey!…read more I made a decision to get a Brazoria County Library card due to a book I needed for work purposes. Another branch was the only branch to have it. I've enjoyed visiting various branches and since getting my library card. This library is really nice! Spacious and clean. There's ample seating with pods, open tables, private meeting/study rooms, and a lovely balcony area with more seating. There's an elevator as well- accessible. My initial visit was during the holidays so there was lots of decor. Librarians/Library staff were friendly and helpful. When I'm in the area, I'll definitely return!

I made an online reservation for one of their study rooms and it was such a great experience. The…read morelibrary is so beautiful inside and the staff was really helpful getting me signed in and opening the room that I booked. The room was clean, the outlets worked great and it's such a nice place to work on things. This library in particular, the room bookings are so hard to come by because it must be very popular or desirable, so I have to book way in advance. But it was definitely worth it!

Decided on a whim to apply for a library card within the Brazoria County Library system. Well…read moreactually, maybe it wasn't on a whim. I needed to locate a book for a discussion (professionally related) and the Pearland Library was the only location to have it. So shout out to the Brazoria County Library system! Thanks! I've visited this location once to pickup my library hold. I explored for a short period of time but not for very long. I was able to grab my hold off the shelf with ease and get it checked out with the library staff member. Kudos to them because I didn't have my physical library card with me. I chose to give them a call first to ensure not having my physical card wouldn't be a problem. Staff members were nice and helpful. This location is spacious. When I'm in the area, I'll definitely return. Oh something else to note - a huge green flag (!!) for this library system is that you can apply for the library card online and they will send your card to you in the mail. Talk about accessibility, am I right?

The library isn't overly large nor is it super tiny; it seems as it's just right to some. There…read moreisn't enough tables located in quiet areas. The children's section wasn't completely separated from the adult section as I could hear rambunctious kids talking oh so loudly and playing as if they don't understand the concept of silence. It does seem like the selection of audiobooks and DVDs is far greater than what Parker Williams and Freeman library has combined. Though, this isn't a Harris county library branch. I'm not sure if that's the reason why they don't have wifi for guests. The staff wasn't very welcoming as when I walked in I wasn't greeted, just stared at like I was an alien from outer space. However, one of the shelving assistant that had a Irish accent or British accent was polite and showed that she was friendly. They have early voting going on now in a separate room. There aren't any tile floors just carpet and no bad odor inside. Also, the parking wasn't limited meaning there is lots of spots available. It's pretty convenient to find, if you're traveling from Green Tee just drive straight onto Liberty Dr., it's on the right side across from City Hall. Just off of 518, right before you get to the episcopal church.

I bring my family here often, and it's a great library! The staff is always helpful, and they have…read morea great selection of books. It's especially great for those with small kids, they have a dedicated area on the first floor for small children to have fun, including a computer area as well as well as a play area with children's toys. I often see many families take their kids here on the weekend to read and play. They also have planned activities throughout the week such as story time for kids of all ages. We applied for a library card here and the process was seamless as well. Overall a great library, highly recommend for everyone in the community!

The Sienna Branch Library is a wonderful library. The building is relatively new, so things are in…read moregood shape, and it's a pleasant place to browse books, read, study, or visit with the kids. There is a large selection of books, so it's a great place to browse. They just had an outdoor story time yesterday for babies and young kids, and it was really well executed. The youth librarians involved were well prepared and engaging, so it was a fun time for both kids and adults. Parking is plentiful and free (unlike at the University Branch Library, where parking has to be validated if it's over 1 hour and you risk getting a ticket if you park in the wrong place).

Cute little library that I can't wait to explore a bit more. The cutest event that we have…read moreparticipated in is the stuffy sleepover. Bring a stuffy, register them, and then find a great sleeping place to tuck them into. Come back the next day and watch the slide show to see all the fun they had over night. Also arts and crafts at pick up that the kiddos can do. My kiddos love this event. I also got a library card. We didn't live in friendswood but near by. You don't have to live in friendswood to get a card and it's free. You could apply online but it's pretty simple in person. There is a QR code and it takes 2 minutes to fill out. We have only explored the kids area which is a life of fun. Plenty of parking in from of the entrance!

Thank you FPL for hosting Zaki-con. Everyone was amazing and for vendors that can't afford the big…read morevenues and just starting out this is a great introduction! Staff super helpful vary kind and the guests and vendors were all fantastic!

Love this library! I bought my upcoming 1st grader a workbook for this summer and I wanted a change…read moreof scenery for him to work on it so, I came here with him 2 weeks ago and we can't stop coming back :) It's spacious, organized, and clean. Plus, the staff are friendly and helpful. There are so many books (duh,), learning games for toddlers, and computers with so much educational games. If you have a toddler and a school-aged kid, you'll like it here. Your toddler can play with the toys while you can guide your scholar with some learning games/activities. There are 6 study rooms you can use for up to 2 hours at a time. It's a first come, first serve basis and you'll need your library card or ID to get a room. I personally like this especially when we start working on his workbook. This gives us space and freedom discussing (we talk a bit loud sometimes). Definitely recommend this place.

Friendly and professional staff. Very clean space and well equipped conference room with small…read morekicthenette. Highly recommend. Thanks Erin and team.

I've been going to this library forever. I used to check out VHS tapes here!! Good selection of…read morebooks, interesting guest speakers, and summer activities for children and teens. They also have a big selection of used books for sale by the Friends of the Library.

This is the library I grew up with, I know this library and I like this library very well…read more It is CLOSED on Tuesdays. I usually go here to print something for class and to check out books. Beware of the children section, too many children in one area and sometimes the children can be too loud and very disturbing too. They have book section for all ages, and whether you speak English, Vietnamese, or Spanish they have a book for you. They always have activities going on mostly for the Vietnamese or children. Right now, they have a reading club you have to read up to 5 books under 60 minutes. You can read a magazine, book, or a newspaper. It's better to read a book, so you can keep up with the time. When you get through with reading your books, your name is entered into a drawing and you can either win a $30 Amazon gift card or a Kindle. Parking is very spacious since it is in a strip mall area with other legal places like WIC, Tax county place, and etc. Usually the librarians are nice, some are weird, and some just don't speak much. I don't mind the librarians too much.

Beautiful library nestled in a residential area with ample seating and charging. There's even a…read moresection with a self-serve coffee machine and vending machine for drinks, making the area seem like it's intended for eating, although my friend and I ate our food outside of this area, which wasn't formally designated for food anyway. There is a water bottle refill station next to the individual bathrooms. The ambiance is stunning and modern, not exactly silent but not too loud despite the presence of a children's section. We didn't try out the other amenities of those library, as we had a lot of studying to do. Would highly recommend as a place to quietly meet up with a friend, get some remote work done, or escape the Houston heat for free!

I criticize Houston a lot for its poor public planning, but the Public Library System is one thing…read morethey've done marvelously. This library is sleek, modern, and absolutely beautiful. Color tinted windows brighten up the gloomiest and rainiest of days. Artsy geometric themes line the walls, ceilings, and furniture. Whatever your reason for visiting, the interior provides an abundant amount of space for it. More importantly than aesthetics, this library goes above and beyond in the resources it provides. It has passport services, computers, printers, study spaces, and books, similar to most libraries. What most libraries don't have though? Video recording studios, podcast rooms, and sound engineering booths. All fully equipped with instruments, all soundproof, and all FREE. OF. CHARGE. I absolutely love seeing this available. It provides people a creative outlet and a chance to feel heard. Other available gadgets include 3D printers, Cricut machines, and premium media editing software. C.J. and several other employees are at your service if you ever need a tutorial. According to the American Enterprise Institute, library visits have decreased by roughly 31% since 2000. I wouldn't have been able to tell based on my visit today. I saw plenty of parents, kids, and students lost in their own worlds. Free third spaces (locations other than work and home) have become increasingly rare; turns out that if you build a pretty library that's valuable to all, the community will come. I can't emphasize enough how cool this library is. It's a rare sight of tax dollars being utilized incredibly effectively. This isn't some privileged resource in River Oaks or Memorial Village; it's located in the unassuming suburbs of Westbury just outside of I-610. You'll leave this library impressed one way or the other. See for yourself.

I like this library. I've found good and interesting books on sale. The staff is friendly and…read morealways willing to help. I wished it were open in the morning or on Sundays

This is a fairly new library than Parker Williams (not saying Parker Williams library isn't great)…read moreand it has a lot to offer. This also is a Houston Public library apart of the Houston public library systems. It was built about 3 years before and it looks really modern on the inside. The library card for this library isn't the same as the Harris County library card, this one is different and it can be used at any library in greater Houston though not at Parker Williams (even though it is in Houston). So, confusing right?! I know. This library is smaller than what I know at Parker Williams and it is divided up by a children section, adult, and small study area. Here, you have to use your library card number to access a computer (same as the library in Clinton, MS) and you have to reserve a computer for yourself. But, you have to walk to a different station to do that, instead of doing it on the computer. They do accept San Jac printing cards here too. They offer the usual classes for children like storytime, and they have free computer classes. They have self checkout in which you use your 4 digit security code and library card number to checkout if the desk it too overcrowded. I thought that was pretty cool. Parking is decent: Close to the building, so no long walking Front parking is for employers only Side parking is for visitors They have only 2 fuel efficient parking spots in the front beside the handicapped parking The only thing I didn't like was the fact that the library was small and really no area to study with children carrying on. That can get a bit rowdy. Plus, since its a library apart of Houston more regulations and limitations, so not exactly a free will.