Wyckoff Public Library is a wonderful community resource! The building is clean, organized, and has…read morea great selection of books for all ages. The staff is friendly and always willing to help with finding materials or answering questions. They also host a variety of events and programs that are engaging and well-run. Although I was there for early voting this year I was impressed at how many people were coming in and out and checking out books! Great to see people still using a library resource!

I have a library fetish - don't judge. This one was just what I expected for this community. The…read moreinterior is newly renovated with soaring ceilings and bright lighting. There are several seating areas, some with desks for working, some small rooms for group study, and club chairs to relax in. Fully half of the library is dedicated for children's books, which seems appropriate for the neighborhood. Free wifi is a nice perk. However, I was pretty upset that they didn't have the Economist in the periodical section. Plenty of other mags to enjoy, though. Happy reading!

Teaneck, NJ is lucky to have this stately library in town…read more Recently, renovated, this building offers many areas to read, study, meet and learn.

I have really enjoyed the times that I have been here. This library looks small from the outside…read morebut is actually huge! There is a large quiet section with large cubbies & other areas which I have yet to explore. The lower level has a large selection of CD's & DVD's. Going to the restroom felt a bit ominous because the lower level is usually less populated & the bathrooms are secluded. I would definitely be back here for quiet study or for a change of scenery from my local library. The staff have not been too friendly or welcoming but I did not interact more with them besides exchanging a simple "hello" or "goodbye."

I LOVE that the library runs these amazing classes to make things. I made a wreath earlier. Tonight…read moreI made a candle!

A cute little library that does a good job with children events. I especially enjoyed the adult…read moredancing classes like bachata. They have a notary here and a cozy fireplace. A fun area for kids to place, tables for homework and many book and tablet options they also have magazines dvds and newspapers.

This is my home library, and it's one of my absolute favorite neighborhood spots. This library's on…read morethe smaller side and attached to a neighborhood senior center but because it's nestled in a mostly-residential area, I've never struggled to find street parking. The smallness of the library means the self-service aspect of more modern libraries aren't available. Books placed on hold are kept behind the counter, so one of the librarians have to retrieve them AND check out all your books. I see this as a plus and a minus. Sure, my visits take just a little longer, but it means I have to have some human contact with every visit and that's not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, my favorite librarian is a bit of a visual genius. After a few visits, she's come to recognize me on sight and grabs my library holds the second she sees me coming through the door. You don't get that kind of personal service from a machine. While there aren't a ton of titles in this particular library, the interlibrary loan system works beautifully. I'll search for whatever book I need through the website and - if it's available at another location within the system - I'll receive it here within a matter of days. I've also come to appreciate the rich programming. There's a busy calendar of events for all ages from month to month, and there was a summer reading program this past summer for all ages, with raffles to incentivize reading. I was happily surprised to be one of the raffle winners, but even if I weren't, I would absolutely encourage locals to participate because there were trinket prizes just for reading a certain number of books. Though this library is small, the children's section is a delight, complete with a carpeted seating area... and a tree! It's fake, of course, but large and looming enough that it adds a ton of charm. This clearly attracts a lot of kiddos, which sometimes means the library loses its quietude with the squeaks and squeals of little ones. I'm not personally bothered by it, but possibly something to consider for patrons who need absolute silence.

The library is beautiful inside, clean and set up great, I do have something to note -…read more At the computers there is a notice saying that if there is no waitlist for other people waiting for a computer , automatic 15 minute extensions will be applied. I went to go inquire about this and was told a firm "no" by the woman that worked there. I brought up that there was *literally* no one else in the library for the computers and the answer was still no, EVEN with the notice. The Staff member provided no proof other explanation , covid related or otherwise. I understand that she is doing her job but I think updating the terms of computer use and being a bit friendlier would've left a better taste in my mouth.

Growing up in the twp, one thing i remember is, "Story time," at the library. Since then, a…read morecomputer area, theater area, and other noteworthy advancements and improvements have been made. The library has undergone recent renovations, however still showing it's 60's architectural design. DVD's are available for (free?) rental, most recent titles as well as silent films.. I have only exercised the system once where i had a friendly libertarian order me a book from another. Remember to return you books on time, as I'm pretty sure they'll even take it on a CC now.. ;)

I take my 2 yr old daughter to this library twice a week for morning story times. She really enjoys…read morethe programs and I look forward to all of the other classes and activities the library provides for older children. Staff is friendly, helpful, and library is always clean and quiet.

Fort lee public library dies a great job at community engagement. They host regular weekly…read moreprogramming as well as special events, which they advertise in their news bulletin. Some events are for certain age groups/ populations, like seniors, teens, parents. Etc, while others are open to the general public. Activities range from practice career guidance to social events like movie screenings and even wine tasting. Every time I come to the library, the staff at the front desk is always very friendly and helpful. The librarian is also knowledgeable and able to point me In the right direction whenever I have a specific topic or title I'm looking for. I'm a big fan of the inter-library book exchange. You're able to place a request online for almost any book and pick it up at the Fort Lee branch when it becomes available. It's super convenient. Another great feature of this library is their partnership with museums in nyc. As a former NYC resident i was worried about missing out on some of the perks of being an NYC resident, but I found out that you actually get free access to to several museums with your Fort Lee Library card and you can request passes for a few guests as well. Overall, this library isn't the largestor necessarily the most modern, but it has mostly everything you could need or want from a local library. It's certainly nicer than my local library growing up and the service is always friendly. 4.5 stars

The staff at the Fort Lee Public Library is absolutely wonderful. The natigation on the new…read morewebsite is terrible. Even the wonderful staff in Fort Lee has trouble try as they may to help the caller. I'm sticking to my Kindle!

Great library with many offerings including movies, chair aerobics and many other activitiesread more

The only reason I'm giving it a 2 is because the staff was not very friendly. The lady's name was…read moreGinger. I got there and there was no "good morning". "Can I help you". It was not even full of people. I got my book but they definitely need to work in their customer service. Besides that the library was fine.

I have always liked this unique looking library as a place to hang out. They have a good selection…read moreof books, videos, and games, as well as quite a few monthly community events like cooking classes, book clubs and crafts, priority for USR residents. There are a lot of trees surrounding the building and plenty of parking.

Great range of seating available and a very serene atmosphere. The library is situated in a…read moreforest-like location with a stream running along in the backyard. However, the reason for not giving a 5-star review is entirely due to the attitude of the librarians. They never smile back and stare at you in a very uncomfortable way as you're entering the library. They are very cold, unprofessional and unwelcoming which affects the overall peaceful experience you were hoping to attain at the library.