What can I say about the Twinsburg Library and staff? Awesome! They have a new "Library of…read moreThings" that can be checked out. I have been using their sewing machine at the library. You do have to reserve a room in advance but, that's not a problem. I've gotten a conference room or a classroom for the entire day!!! The first time, the staff showed me exactly how to use it and are available for any questions. Twinsburg Library is a HUGE asset to the comunity.

The best small library I've ever been in. A true gem. Friendly staff…read more A+ all around!

We hung out here during a rainy day visiting the National Park. I worked on developing photos while…read moremy wife read. It was a beautiful library and very welcoming and comfortable. If you need something to do on a rainy day and just want to relax, this is a great place!

God, I love libraries. You know how some women walk into shoe stores and can't control themselves…read morewith shoes? I'm that way with books. This summer, there's been soooo many titles I've wanted to read. I find myself walking out of this branch with 4-6 books at every visit. I frequent various Cuyahoga County Public Library branches often. When it comes to Solon, I particularly love how quick their request-a-book is. In case you didn't know, you can log directly onto their website and put a hold on a book. If they don't have it, you can still request it from a different branch and have it sent to Solon. Boom, they'll email you when its ready, and you can pop in and pick it up from a shelf, where it will wait with your name on it. Between retrieval and self-check out, you only have to spend 2 minutes weaving through all the children (thank god). Towards the front of the library, they have a well-stocked selection of fiction titles ranging from drama, to biography, to chick lit, to mystery. They're also great about adding little stickers that say "New in June" and labeling the release of recent popular titles. I'm a frequent GoodReads user and Amazon browser, and 8 times out of 10, I can usually find what I'm looking for on these shelves. When was the last time you read something great? Go to the CCPL, browse the titles, or request-a-book online! Patronize your local libraries, Yelpisphere!

Wonderful selection. In the midst of remodeling, love the additions so far. A new niche near the…read morefront door with current releases (movies), audio books, magazines. Love the play away books and they have a terrific selection that just gets better every time we visit. This library is always busy but still quiet. The other patrons are respectful and the staff is friendly. Love it here and always look forward to visiting. Only two issues, they are not open friday nights (so you can't pick up some last minute movies to watch that night) and people in this parking lot are terrible, terribly drivers (just park way out on the fringes and you'll be fine).

Would not go here again workers are very rude and mean. Was returning a book and the guy got mad…read moreand goes see look how easy that was. Like rude someone please need to know how to talk to people.

The staff is attentive and maintains a clean and neat atmosphere. They offer professional programs,…read moreand I always have a pleasant time here.

awesome library. Free wifi. Plenty of computers. And the librarians are nice (most of them :-)…read more Large pre-K section, teen room upstairs, every reference book you might need, and they can order any book you need if they don't have it (but they'll probably have it) Lots of teens come after school, and there are plenty of activities. Rent popular DVD and Blue Ray movies for free. Fines are reasonable. Conveniently near shopping, apts, retirement community, and condos. Something there for everyone.

This library has been my favorite one throughout my college career! I'll be graduating this August…read moreand owe a lot of my success to the Shaker Heights Library. I've been able to use the private study rooms, get books sent to this location that I've needed for research and utilize the staff, all of which are very knowledgeable, for a number of assignments and with coursework. Would highly recommend!

One of the nicest libraries I've been to in the city. Lots of activities for the kids like…read morecomputer classes, and chess competitions. Pretty resourceful as far as books go, and what they don't have they can order and get pretty quickly. They also lend DVDs and Books on Tape

We took a short walk between films at the film festival to see the Superman exhibit at the…read moreCleveland Public Library. It had been many years since my last visit. I had forgotten how grand the library is. It is definitely a hidden gem. CPL is worth a visit for any visitor and local. The Superman exhibit was small but had many items of interest. The staff was very helpful in guiding us around the building. I really enjoyed the special collections that included menus from old Cleveland restaurants. As we walked around we spoke to staff. They were all very friendly. If you are going for reading material the CPL collection seemed enormous.

Cleveland Public Library in downtown Cleveland is a grandeur architectural gem. I have visited this…read morelibrary multiple times, always enjoy being surrounded by so much history (building circa 1925), ornate architecture, and literary talent. I highly recommend a visit whether you're Cleveland resident or a tourist. COLLECTION: The building contains three floors accessible by the grand staircase or elevator. The first floor contains Brett Memorial Hall, special exhibits, popular literature, and checkout counter. You will bring all your book and miscellaneous finds for checkout on the first floor. The second floor contains literature and Ohio Center for the Book. The third floor houses special collections, fine arts, and Cleveland Digital Public Library. The fourth floor has international language collection, youth services, and art lab. INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION: My favorite collection is the international language collection. It's the most impressive international language collection among all international collections at local libraries. This floor features art gallery, Chinese corner, DVDs from around the world, English as Second Language collection, international magazines, language-learning materials, and Native American language materials. If you're learning a new language or miss your own native language, the library is an excellent resource. The collection is continuously growing and has a lot of modern popular finds. For instance, I was able to find shelves upon shelves of Russian books and movies. Some were even relevant to the season - New Year Eve thrillers, Christmas cook books, and more. I get very excited looking for books in my native language here. EXHIBITS: The library has multiple current exhibits. Few prominent exhibits are currently available throughout the museum - Relay Cleveland, The Superman Homecoming, and A Century in Sugar: Gingerbread Tribute. Relay Cleveland features African American History and Culture. The Superman Homecoming ties together the city's history and Superman. A Century in Sugar features Sarah Wagner's sweet replica of the library built using gingerbread. It's impressive and ornate. The latter will be on exhibit through December 31, 2025. All of these exhibits really adds to the experience and position the library as the community hub. Exhibits are free and readily accessible. SERVICE: All librarians at the library are very pleasant. They offer assistance and warmly help. They are very pleasant to interact with. At checkout you can even get a bag for your checked out items. GARDEN: The library has a spacious outdoor reading garden. Some local literary groups even host events at this location. It's perfect for summertime reading in the heart of the city. PARKING: No parking is available onsite. However, you'll find plenty of nearby lots and some street parking. EVENTS: The library has a seasonally busy event calendar. I was lucky to attend a few musical events in this space and was very impressed. The acoustics are excellent. BOOKSTORE: The library has a small cart inside on the first floor with limited books and DVD's on sale. If you are in a shopping mood, cross the street and visit the affiliated bookstore. Please not that it has different hours than the library. I highly recommend a visit to the library especially if you're looking for international literature. I can't wait to read my books in my native language. I checked out some New Year Eve thrillers and hope that they'll elevate my festive spirit. Visit this place for gorgeous architecture, impressive exhibits, literary gems, and so much history.

Small, quiet, humble and historic! Just a few on staff and not a lot of foot traffic. This is a…read moresolid study spot. In the back room two nice large tables for what ever only one power outlet. Bring an extension cord lol.

Very small library, but I order my books to be picked up here due to the friendly staff. Very…read morequiet to get work done and they have nice programs, the most recent one about Akron's contribution to WWII. It's a beautiful drive down Riverview Road to get here.

Julia is an employee of this library Who has worked here for over 15 years. Throughout the years. I…read morehave gone to her for book recommendations. We both seem to enjoy historical fiction, and she has never let me down. Her book recommendations are fantastic. I don't know what I will do if I walk in the doors one day and she is not here. She is an exceptional asset to this library.

This is definitely a place worth "checking out." This library has adapted well to the changes in…read moremedia consumption, and the friendly and knowledgeable librarians are always happy to help. These days, it is more important than ever to be able to have keen research skills, and librarians hold the line against ignorance and fake news. If you find yourself in this clean, well lit, modern library, take a moment to relax in their comfortable seating areas and read the newest best seller, or avail yourself of the many internet capable computer machines. There are also many classes offered here. The catalog of community education opportunities is extensive.