Solid library, Lizzy is awesome. Great selection of books. Anything from the Bible to Diary of a…read moreWimpy Kid. Bathrooms are clean. Atmosphere is cleaner. @BrandonK you're wrong. Thanks for reading

Best library I've ever been to. Smells nice, spacious, clean. They're part of the minuteman library…read morenetwork obviously so you can reserve books online and go there to pick up. The self check out system is awesome, and the staff never hesitate to help you out. Tons of places to study quietly with half privacy walls dividing desks. Did I mention how big and spacious and clean and state of the art it is???! Amazing. Wish I had this library when I was growing up.

This library is pretty good. I often need to request books online but they arrive in a decent time…read moreand the stacks seem well-organized and tidy. Community libraries feel like a vital part of a neighborhood and this does the trick. Easy voting location too! The cons: Printing prices are steep and certain staff members could be friendlier but overall 4 solid stars.

This is sweet library in the suburbs of West Roxbury. It's quite small and it's very quiet. People…read moreare friendly enough to help even find books and it's interesting to see that they do not have return slot but just a side of the Counter just says return books. They had a nice person help me find a couple of books twice. It's a nice quiet place to do some homework.

Pros + Part of the…read moreMinuteman Library Network so they can get books for over 40 different libraries + Free library card when you are a resident + On line account to renew and request books + Email reminders for renewing books or updates on your requested book + Books can be borrowed from the other libraries in the group and be sent to any of those locations for pickup + Key chain membership card + Community computers available + Books for sale in the store and most times Monthly on Sat + Staff is pleasant and helpful + Books in many languages + Programs to learn languages + Required Summer reading list for all grades are easy to find, use, check out. (Check out last year's list) + Outside return box + Covered parking garage (but narrow go slow) + Good community info and material available in the hall about events + Get free passes to museums (quite a lot of places to pick from) + Scheduled activites and events each month + Monthly news posting showing events and what is coming up. Cons + I like the separate area for children but I am not crazy about going up and down and having my children scattered through the library with two different check out areas. + I don't like paying a $1 for an old movie retail (kids really wanted it). I think they should be free like the books. Redbox for new movies cost me $1.06. - Museum passes are limited so you need to sign up early

Pro: - Large, adjacent parking lot…read more Con: - FREEZING. The A/C is on BLAST and I was actively uncomfortable despite being bundled up with my hood on in the middle of summer. Of all the libraries in the area, I like this one the least. They only have a couple of study rooms which are a bit small and the overall vibe is just a little depressing. Resource wise I'm sure it has all the other features and benefits of the Minuteman Library Network (which is great) so I'm just rating as a place to study.

I love it here it so calm and quiet and theirs so much activities for all ages the is library has…read moretons of books and their are cool an comfy chairs you can rent out games too bye.

Nice and Quiet. Staff here is very friendly. Answered all my questions ! I would recommend this…read moreorganization to anyone who likes some peace and quiet. It's a great place just to relax and read some great books here! I haven't been here since the latest 80's. It is a wonderful place just to sit and read books !​

Improvements In Progress to the usability of the 126-year-old building!…read more - New elevator! Although, I kind of miss the old red rickety slow one. - new HVAC - work to improve the energy efficiency and weather-proofing of the Library is ongoing, and you will continue to see improvements The librarians recommendations for kids Continue to be top notch! Events for kids are great! Interesting facts from their site: Over 100 years have passed since Wayland celebrated the completion of the handsome red brick library building that still stands today as the Wayland Free Public Library. It's hard to believe that that building, which opened in November 1900, cost only $28,866.43. Nearly all of the funds to construct the building were given to the Town by Warren G. Roby, a Wayland resident who had already donated the land on which the new building was to be built. https://waylandlibrary.org/our-library/about/local-history/main-library-history/

While it's a unique spot with a lovely couch and armchair area, it's always noisy because it's so…read moresmall. The quiet area is rarely quiet because it's right next to the information, checkout and event areas and voices carry. Unless you bring something noise cancelling it's not a great place for extended study periods. Framingham downtown library is best for that.

Cute. Sharon's…read morelibrary is housed in a squat brick building just off the main square. The infrastructure is nothing to write home about but there are near daily activities for children, an excellent array of books on hand and more museum passes than you could shake a stick at... all things that combine for a great library going experience. The staff are cheerful, the late fees are lenient and the patrons friendly. It's the kind of place where fellow borrowers will be thrilled when you put them on to Huxley after seeing them checking out Orwell. Sharon Public Library is a quaint and restorative athenaeum.

There's very limited parking, if it's even remotely busy, you will have no place to park your car…read more The librarians are extremely noisy. You can hear their entire conversations, all the time, and despite them working here, they seem to have no clue about their loud voices. Good luck focusing on anything while at the computer terminal as the librarians behind you are in full blast mode seemingly oblivious to the people around them trying to focus, very frustrating. Don't ask for change for the copy machine as the librarian at the front desk became extremely snarky about how the library is not supposed to make any change for anyone at anytime. I was seeking change for a $1 to make some copies, but live and learn... It's doesn't get any better at the front desk of the library where the workers sometimes walk around, being helpful, but again so incredibly loud that you can clearly hear them from the opposite end of the 1st floor. It's not only the librarians that are loud, it's the people in there and the library staff very rarely ask anyone to quiet down. The librarians will go above and beyond to be of assistance, but this library is best off being not visited especially if you hope for a quiet atmosphere.

This is the best library that I've had the experience of going to all the staff are so kind and…read moreamazing for my time of going to Milford middle school and going to the library after school almost every day and hanging out in the young adult area downstairs it was amazing.

Very nice library. Great children's room with lots for little ones to do. I was impressed with the…read morenumber of take home games and toys that were available. Very colorful with lots of seasonal decor. My son is 2 and all of the toys and puzzles were enough to keep him busy for over an hour. We'll definitely go back!

This library has reopened in Oak Square and I couldn't be more thrilled. The renovation is amazing…read more It's mix of preserving original architecture and also giving it some new modern touches. There's an elevator and stairs right when you walk in to make it accessible to everyone. The librarians are super friendly and when you walk in you have the option to take a left (heading into the children's space) or take a right. No matter which direction you take, you can do a full circle and end up back at the front desk area. Great flow and setup that creates a community feel. This library is full of books, seating, natural light, study desks by the windows looking out at Oak Square, computers and a printer, and more. So glad to see it back up and running in the neighborhood!

I love this little Oak Square area branch of the library. It is always super clean, organized, and…read morelight-filled. I like how it is smaller. It feels homey and I can peruse the shelves without feeling overwhelmed. I mostly just order through my account and pick up on the holds shelf which is very convenient. A plus is that there are a couple of street parking spots outside!