Good library was the only one that had my book in and was easily able to find it. In the Campbell…read morecounty network so you can drop your books off here from anywhere Campbell county one.

Thank you to sweet young woman for helping me set up a library card to use the computers to handle…read moremy business affairs. Nice, quiet, and clean environment! Appreciate y'all

Probably one of my favorite local library's! Very well spread out and there is a little bit of…read moresomething for everyone. Books, movies and conferences rooms can be reserved for private tutoring. I recently had to come make color copies and the staff were so helpful. Did you know everyone has $5.00 of free color copies on their card? Parking is right out front with handicap spaces if needed and large automatic doors out front. Come pay a visit!

This library has recently been renovated and greatly expanded. Now the space is beautiful, open and…read morespacious with low shelving in places giving clear site lines of large portions of the space. There are various seating options as well as meeting rooms and study areas. Highly recommend a visit!

My three children grew up going to this location. The staff are GREAT! Still know all three of my…read morekids names and it's been almost 10 years since the kids were in the reading group and other activities that the staff do for the children of Cleves and any child who comes to their location and I personally go out my way to go to this location where I ALWAYS feel welcomed. John DeMoss

Fantastic library! Staff is very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. Always something special…read morefor the kids. Summer programs are amazing. Easy to access building itself and one level once inside. A great place to browse, sit and read, or grab your books and go.

Love all who involves them selves with the children Ms Amanda and Ms Debbie are amazing!!! Always…read moreding different activities scavenger hunts, computers, and always getting different books!! Most friendly here!! Way to go team Maderia!!!

I have a lot of time on my hands lately, so if I am looking for something that is not at my normal…read morelibrary, I'll find out where it's located and go get it. This is the reason I made my way to the Madeira branch of the library. First off, this place is gorgeous. It's in the middle of a great small town. And, did I mention the place was fantastic? They have a great selection. Auto-check out machines so you don't have to wait in line. And, the people that work there are helpful and awesome. Just be careful when you're walking through the automatic doors...they open slowly and I ran into one of them the first time I tried to leave the place...it's a trap! Be careful!

Ok. I am a little biased towards libraries in general, but this one deserves its 5 stars. Libraries…read morethese days are more than dusty shelves filled with old ladies wearing sensible shoes shushing people. These days they are more like computer labs, video stores, Best Buys, and coffee shops rolled into one. Langsam, the largest of 14 UC libraries (includes Blue Ash, aka Raymond Walters and Clermont), is a great place to study/research, or just casually read. Need help? Stop by the Info Commons desk http://www.libraries.uc.edu/help/infocommons.html and chat with a librarian. They will get you on the right path and usually save you hours of fruitless attempts at research. Need more help and are not on campus? Check out: http://www.libraries.uc.edu/help/ Help is available via chat, email, text, and there are tutorials on this site. One great starting point are subject guides: http://www.libraries.uc.edu/research/subject_resources/index.html Let's say you have to write a report on psychology? Take a look at this: http://guides.libraries.uc.edu/psychology/ There are tons of computers that you can use, even if you are not a UC student or staff. *After 6PM you will most likely need a valid UC ID to enter. Ask for a guest account login. If you need access to the WiFi and are not a student, you'll have to use the campus-wide UCguest network. *Do NOT do anything sensitive (i.e. banking, shopping) as this is an open network. The 24 hour UCit@Langsam computer lab has both PC and Apple computers. Sweet! http://labs.uc.edu/labHours.php As far as food and drink go, use extreme caution and don't eat or drink anything that makes a mess. http://libraries.uc.edu/information/policies/#food Take a break and use the outdoor patio or 5th floor lobby for eating a quick bite. What I've mentioned is just the tip of a huge iceberg. I mean, there are over 4 million books alone. Over a million e-books, and the ability to freely borrow items from other Ohio colleges and libraries via the OhioLINK service. http://www.ohiolink.edu/ The newly implemented search tool Summon, http://www.libraries.uc.edu/help/th/summonfaq.html makes research a breeze. There really is a ton of great resources available to those wanting to learn and grow. Whether you are a student or just someone that wants to learn something; check out Langsam Library and if you see me (even if I'm reading, ha ha), say hi. *P.S. Even if you are not into research and learning, at least come to check out Triceracopter! http://libraries.uc.edu/triceracopter/

The hot spot for UC students! For me, Langsam is probably the most frequented place I go to besides…read moremy home (guilty... as I'm sitting here writing this review). They've made renovations here over the past couple of years, with more areas for students to sit and study - or check Facebook - and now the availability to check out Cincinnati Public Library popular books! Very convenient service, I just finished Gone Girl and Khaled Hosseini's new book. But despite the large size of UC's main library, it's often crowded and sometimes noisy (exam weeks). Favorite spots include: - the study rooms - 1st floor back room with open windows and large tables - individual desks on 500 and 600 levels w/ outlets and lamp - quiet study area sometimes It's an old building, but I appreciate that the university is renovating it! Staff and librarians are helpful. Open until 11pm Monday through Thursday and Sunday and until 6pm Fridays and Saturdays with a 24/7 computer lab for those long nights ;)

Finally got a membership here in my 3rd year of working downtown and it's the best $65 I've spent…read morein 2025. There's so many cool events for both members and non-members. I've found books both popular and obscure. And it's free to come in, look around, and soak in the Hogwarts-esque energy. Which is even better after the recent extensive renovations.

Cincinnati's Hidden Gem. As the Mercantile library is on the 11th and 12th floor of the Mercantile…read morebuilding, take their dedicated elevator and enjoy its new and renovated beautiful place to chill, work, study and enjoy. There are so many reading groups and activities. And many great authors visit. You do not have to be a member to visit the library, there are too many benefits to list them all. Sign up for a tour! A household membership works out to be about 30 cents a day. A student membership is only $30 per year! Now the Mercantile library is renting their cool space for your special events including wedding! Visit and see for yourself. Great for residents, students and visitors! Highly recommended!

Staff are very helpful. I ​had to pop in and needed to make copies. I'm not sure when They ​started…read moremaking the copier free but I was glad this is now available to people. The library is ideally situated near the highschool so you might want to take that into consideration when you plan your visit there. After school traffic is quite congested but few students came in while I was there.

This, like most libraries, I am a fan of. This one is packed back off the road in Mariemont, and…read moreis a small quaint little library. But, all the people that work there are very nice and helpful, and I've had nothing but pleasant experiences here. I don't really have anything else to say...so, I won't say anything else.

Very cozy, and great study rooms! The staff is super nice and has a great selections of books!read more