Beautiful old library with a little used bookstore inside. The for sale books are inexpensive and…read morein good condition. The library itself is well organized and has historical information and pictures posted. Staff were friendly

What a gorgeous old library! And, we were there on a day they were having a book sale! Doesn't…read moreget any better! If you're going to Fredericksburg, make sure to stop in. The folks that work there seem to love to tell history of the place and encourage you to look around. Random nugget... have the staff point out to you the "judges stairwell". This building was once the courthouse. Fascinating find for history and library lovers.

New place for homeless to hang out. One will not find the eclectic authors of 20 and 21 century…read morehere. I suggest using Alibris or another used book website and building your own library. Censored and depleted inventory. A poor excuse for what should be a place to gain access to the world and country's great authors

Ignore the scathing negative reviews, this is a fairly typical library. It's spacious and has a…read moredecently sized collection of books, especially considering it's located in a small town.

I love public libraries. This library has a cute cafe on the bottom floor. The interior i nicely…read moredesigned with fun and inspiring colors. The tables and computer areas are kept clean for the most part.

My father went to Tom Green Library to use their printer. After everything was complete, he thanked…read morethe lady (transgender male) with a "thank you sir" without meaning to. This was a time for the transitioning male to educate my father on the importance of their chosen lifestyle, but instead all she did was shame and yell at him. The other library staff did not help and just agreed with the their co-worker. This shows lack of professionalism within the staff. We will not be using the library anymore due to this behavior, and we will make an effort to spread the word of this unprofessional event to all friends and family. Always choose to educate those that do not understand. Shame and anger do nothing but shut down others from listening and understanding.

I'm new to the Austin area, spent my second day at SMPL today, and here are some thoughts:…read more -There are smaller, neighborhood libraries, and there are bigger, world-class libraries. This is world class! -Here are some of the amenities: a business center, a teen center, a children's center, a historical center, private rooms to reserve, a conference room, a quiet reading room, an area in the lobby you can eat and talk, and much, much more! -I've found the library ee's friendly and helpful. The overall vibe is good. Lots of families, students, and older folks--a hive of activity. Highly recommended!

I love our library! Despite being an older building, it is very well maintained and feels like a…read morenew structure. It offers a special teen section where anyone can peruse for a book, but only teens can sit and enjoy the dimmed and subdued atmosphere. This is quite the opposite for the bright and open children's section with a massive offering of books for the littles, ages 0 and up. Board books, picture books, short bed time stories, classic fairy tales, and the longer fare you might remember from elementary and middle school. Also with on this section, you will find a large meeting space for groups and readings, and a smaller play room you can book for play dates or just to get your gaggle of kids out of the house. They also sponsor the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program as a push to promote parent involvement in their kids' early literacy. I haven't used the facility's other meeting rooms and study carousels, but they have much to offer the community.

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.

This is the most helpful, friendly, down home library we have ever walked into. We were in the area…read moreand my wife wanted to see if they had some information/data on her mother and her family, who grew up in the area and they were wealth of information. They helped set us in the right direction in order for us to get the info we were looking for.

This may be a small town library, but it is modern and fairly spacious. This library is part of the…read moreBurnet county library system which is just one of four other libraries located around the county. This place is really up-to-date and has a large computer room and small conference room off to the side. Upstairs, you will find a very large selection of audiobooks. Downstairs, on the back wall, you'll find a section for free media, and you can even choose one of their many puzzles to put together. At the very front of the library, there's a separate play room with kid's books. They have a very large selection of large print books as well. They even have a Wi-Fi patio outside which is available 24/7. Apart from the courthouse, this is the most impressive structure on the downtown square.

Staff is always friendly and helpful and their online website works great! Nice small town library.read more

Beautiful building, very spacious and very clean. Staff members are so nice and it's fast and easy…read moreto sign up for a library card and check out and return books. Very large selection and the children's area is so cute and set up in a way that makes it look fun and exciting to children. There are also dvds available to rent and computers that can be used with some having learning games for children on them. Definitely suggest checking this place out and keeping libraries alive.

We absolutely LOVE our community library! Fun/creative programs and events. Extremely kind…read morelibrary staff that go above and beyond.