I love the children's section of this library! Now that the days are getting a little colder, I've…read morebeen scoping out places to bring my 1 year old to occupy him during the day. This library has a bunch of activities for babies as well as a cute little play area with a large selection of books. The staff seems to be friendly so far from what I can tell. Definitely a fan!

Very disappointed in how the county library system treats their community. I checked out a library…read morebook that was old and in very poor condition. Accidentally returned it to a library drop box in another county and it was never located. Bought a like-new replacement book with the same ISBN number and they would not accept it. They made me pay for a new book even though their book was in very poor condition.

Tiny library, but they do have a little area for kids that is cute and the staff is always kind and…read moreaccommodating.

From the owner: The Cranbury Public Library is located in beautiful, historic Cranbury, NJ…read more Our mission is to serve the informational, educational, cultural, and recreational needs of all members of the Cranbury community by providing access to professional staff, up-to-date technology, and quality material, programs and services.

This small but mighty library has so many wonderful things within. They're not just books and…read morevideos, but rather a welcoming place where the community comes together. They have some of the latest novels and there are wonderful programs for people of all ages. The librarians and staff are all friendly, and if you ever need help finding a particular book or require resources, they are always ready to assist.

I was here to donate some books. First they did not accept…read moreas they had been overflowed of donations, then I showed them books, then they accepted after evaluation. English literature they have stopped accepting books donation, and foreign language literatures, they would have to check, but most likely they won't accept. Be sure the foreign language books are educational and in mint condition. Inside the library was smaller than I thought, but it was cozy in each floor. Although the library is overall very quiet, I couldn't find an empty study room, during Summer vacation, and in the morning! Glad to see our younger generations still read and study!! Not only no study room available, but all seatings are occupied. Mix feeling ... I wonder how's it like during weekends. I decided to walk around before I left the library. There was an undone puzzles spread on the public table. Very cute and welcoming. The staffs are friendly and attentive.

As a kid going to the public library was always a drag because my appearance there was inevitably…read morelinked to a school project or two and not for nothing, I could never get the musty aroma of the card catalog out of my nose for weeks - not to mention the mold spore infestation and the ancient whiff of floral bath powder favored by the girdled golems that posed as librarians. Think prison matrons without the mirth. Go shush yourself, Mrs. Harris. Maybe David Lee Roth found them hot (or was he hot for teacher, I can't remember) but Diamond Dave was never in Nanuet, New York during the Ford administration when these stoic sentinels were more like Edsels. Trust me, in the days before Al Gore invented the internet, the library was a place you wanted to spend as little time in as humanly possible so you could rush back to the mall and do absolutely nothing. Fast forward to Plainsboro, New Jersey present day and the Plainsboro Public Library is a place built for comfort and social gathering. In fact, given the Stepford-like visage of the surrounding village, it seems to be the only place in this silent burb where life occurs in real time. Bright, spacious and full of hang out seating, plugs for your laptop and multiple rows of desktop PC's, the PPL is a fantastic place to hunker down on a project, job search, college hunt or just catch up on an endless assortment of newspapers and periodicals. Personally, I enjoy their wide-ranging selection of DVDs and CDs. And the staff (now Library Scientists) couldn't be nicer or more helpful. The Plainsboro Public Library - no card catalog, mold spores or fussbudget crones to make your visit a living hell. A very casual five stars. Hanging out in Stepford, New Jersey never felt so good. I haven't tried to check-out Dr. Suess lately but hopefully that little cancel culture sideshow is not going to be fodder for my next review. Bye for now, I think I see Katherine Ross and Tina Louise over by the printers.

I came here for a seminar. The librarians are extremely helpful and their library is breathtakingly…read morebeautiful. I also noticed they have a drive through drop box should anybody not be feeling well or their child isn't well and just wish to drop books off. Outside their lobby they feature a high school at work from students. Very talented artists. While I'm not a Monroe resident, I can utilize their computers, relax and read their books or magazines, unfortunately I don't have borrowing privileges.

Excellent library Vast selection of books and movies…read moreavailable Children's and senior programs are second to none The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The library even offers free admission vouchers to any museums, aquariums and attractions in the area. Computers are available for research.

$3.90 later I can say this library is A-okay. It was my own fault that I recevied a fee because I…read morereturned the books late. However, I was very happy with the selection of professional books and audio books. This branch reminds me of a grade school library in its appearance, ambiance and size. There are study areas, a community board and multiple reference computers. (Standard things) They have an online system that is linked to neighboring branches, and that expands the selection of books available to everyone. There is really not too much to say about this library but I do wish the lighting wasn't so dim. I used the cherry hill public library before I moved here and that location is certainly more modern. Its a nice branch, I see a lot of people having study sessions, parents brining their children and postings of local community activities. This location is a short distance from the princeton junction station and very easy to find.

Okay, I came here to find the time my local library closes and read some really bad reviews so I…read morehad to chime in. First, lets remember that this is a public library, not a co-share office space that needs superior Wi-Fi. Its main purpose should be to cater to the local students whether your a baby or an adult. The library runs many programs that all ages can participate in. The library has sincerely nice people working here. I've never had to ask them about specific books because they can be looked up in the index, something that most elementary students learn and should know how to use. They have a wide selection of books. My kids of 8 and 10 spent hours picking out books. They have a decent selection of films, a small but appreciated selection of art books and lots of areas where kids come to get tutored and do their homework. Someone compared this library to the one in Princeton but that's really unfair. The library in Princeton has 1,000$ Louis Poulsen Lighting in the Kids section and original knoll chairs for their furniture. They have video games for rental and miles of books that can pretty much match most libraries in this country. Most local libraries will fall short in comparison. I've spent summers going to the Manhattan Library everyday; the big one and the little one. This library is perfect for this community and is a pleasure to visit on a daily basis. I just don't see the logic in out-of-town visitors, inclined to give a local library a bad review.

Came here to do some studying recently, and it's a pretty decent little library. There was a…read morededicated parking lot right outside, so it was easy to park. Walked in and there were numerous people studying at the desks and tables, so I'd say it was surprisingly busy for the middle of the day during a random weekday. Some desks have power outlets but there are quite a few tables that don't, so make sure you charge your laptop before you come :) For people that are still interested in checking out books, there are quite a few aisles containing non-fiction, graphic novels, etc. Overall, it's not a bad find - I may be back!

Needed to drop off a return with a prepaid label and this was the closest post office…read more They have a large parking lot, a very neat and tidy exterior and interior, good customer service and provide swift transactions so I was in and out in under a minute. Definitely a great experience for a USPS location.

Great reliable and affordable service. The people at this office are especially nice and helpfulread more