Love our Frankfort library. The staff that works here are so helpful and friendly. It is open and…read morewelcoming to all different ages and groups. I come here several times a month borrowing/ returning books for myself and my son. Meeting a tutor to work. Book sales. Various events to support our library. A true gem of our town.

Love this library. Ladies at the front desk are always informative, knowledgeable and helpful…read more every time.

Quiet library with good amenities. Private study or meeting rooms. Staff is not always friendly but…read morethey eventually come around.

Apparently you have to be a resident of Tinley Park to use a meeting room at 11a on a Tuesday while…read moreall of them sit empty. This is blatant prejudice and discrimination. I work remotely from Oak Lawn, Orland Park, etc. and never have they requested an ID or address to book a private room. They might as well hang "MAGA only" from the rafters.

One of the most beautiful libraries I've ever been to. This space has such a warm, modern vibe and…read moredecor. From the fireplace on the second floor to the outdoor fountain, this is a thoughtfully designed library that can cater to a wide variety of visitors. The staff was very friendly and helpful when I wanted to book a private, study room. I loved every minute of my visit here and I will definitely visit again.

Nice weather, hot but nice breezes! Plenty of self parking. Events seem well organized, fun! I went…read morefor a concert for a Santana tribute band, Soul Sacrifice. Good music! I also went for a drop off event to benefit servicemen and women. This was also well organized, helpful signage and staff. It's good to know that my donations are going to a worthwhile cause!

I love coming here and picking up a book to read for hours, getting lost in the quiet comfort of…read morethe space. Reading is one of my favorite things to do, and I hope to have a library of my own one day--not as large, but inspired by experiences like attending a Chris Collins Top Dawg event in LA, where he, a dealer consultant, has his own incredible library. I truly admire that. Education is one of the most important things I value in this world, and this is a wonderful place to start.

Last Fri, my 6 year old son and I went to the children's desk looking for new spooky book series'…read moreideas. They were so helpful and we checked out some great books. But an hour later, I got a call and the librarian remembered a book that she thought my son would love. But I never told her who I was. She had to have gone out of the way to look up my profile based on what I checked out and then found my number and called. Talk about an amazing person. Love HG Library!!

This library was okay. It wan't bad but it also wasn't the best I've ever seen. The staff was nice…read moreand everything but I think they should really update their books and get some new ones.

Recent renovations have updated this library's layout to be so user friendly and comfortable…read more Separating the adult and youth computer sections really helps and its so easy to sign in to computers and check out books. Very well-thought out upgrades. Thank you for providing such a beautiful, helpful resource to Oak Forest residents. Much appreciated.

Great place! The teen librarian is super cool and friendly. The staff can help you find anything…read moreyou need. And the comic and manga selection is great. Overall my favorite library. (Btw the volunteer programs are great way to get hours for school or just as a fun activity to do. There is almost always something to do and the librarians always show you how to do the tasks in a super easy to understand way)

This library made getting a card especially difgicult, rejecting documents from my employer that…read morematched my Illinois driver's license. I had to make a scene to get my card. In addition, these folks misgender transgender folk, after correction, even with identification. These transphobic classists should never have been trusted with a library.

A gem in downtown Flossmoor. The staff is very helpful and know how to access resources. The…read morelibrarians are fabulous at suggesting challenging books for students based on their reading level. Free Wi-Fi and coffee. You can log in online to SWAN and order books to be delivered to Flossmoor Library to pick up - they even send an e-mail when the ordered item arrives. One of the best community libraries around!

I appreciate the employees at this library. Each time I go there and need help they are always…read morewilling to go the extra mile to help you!! It's very clean and comfortable and plenty of activities are available for all age groups. I go there pretty often and have not had a single bad experience!

I come to the New Lenox Library multiple times a week and from the fantastic posters and program…read moreinformation that promotes what is coming/happening in the library to how helpful everyone is makes it a fun day for my family. They promote a "family feel" within the library as well as all the outreach programs I've discovered through them. Hidden gems - the New Release area on the first floor (not too many people know its there, why go to Redbox???) & Lynda.conm (brushed up on my Adobe Illustrator skills for FREE)

I absolutely LOVE the New Lenox Public Library! It is a beautiful facility, and the staff are so…read morefriendly and accommodating with anything that you need. What a wonderful "homey" place to go. I'm always reading in the newspaper about the different programs being offered by the library. Great job - keep up the terrific work!!!

Was researching the first owner of the old brownstone I live in and they were so helpful. It's an…read moreamazing place recently saw a free program where an actor portrayed Queen Elizabeth the first. Incredible place.

I have enjoyed many years of visits, membership, and genealogy and historical research work at the…read moreNewberry Library of Chicago, Illinois. I am from Chicago. I am a historian who specializes in Chicago and Illinois history and genealogy. The Newberry Library provided me with resources that enabled me to discover major and exciting things about my own Illinois family history. One of my published books, which is a history of Springfield, Illinois, is in the Newberry Library collection. I was also a member of the Newberry Library Associates, a junior auxiliary board that helped raise money and awareness for the Newberry Library. I also was a member of the Caxton Club, a book collectors's club that is based at the Newberry Library. Thank you to the Newberry Library for all you have done to help me with my family history research. Thank you for being a grand and wonderful part of the Chicago community. I look forward to many more visits to the Newberry Library! God bless.