The owner very nice and accommodating the area around the door was tight for my husband in a…read morewheelchair and the next time we came it he had rearranged stuff to make it easier for home we appreciate that.

Great selection of books especially newer releases at a great price. Very well organized.read more

I am very impressed with Cape's new public library. I grew up going to this library, and it is…read moreunrecognizable! The children's section is awesome for my toddler, and me, who is able to relax on one of the comfy chairs. I can sit back and chillax, knowing he is safe. There are also so many programs offered for children and adults. All seem to be free of charge, I might add. Can't get better than that. In addition to the wide selection of books on the grounds, they offer ebooks, audio books, and e-magazines accessible on my home computer. I will always make sure before I spend money on an ebook, that I can't simply download it free. If I had to complain about one thing, it would be that the computers are too easy to get to. I come to the library hoping to get my son to love books. I find myself having to fight to keep him from wanting on the computer. Overall, I love this place, and am very grateful that the community of Cape Girardeau has this resource.

From the owner: Over 100,000 books, audiobooks, DVD's, magazines for borrowing…read more Monthly programs for all ages. Free meeting rooms for non-profits. 45 public access Internet computers. Genealogy resources.

This is the local public library in my new home town. It is wonderful, they made the process of…read moregetting a library card easy. I wanted to order a book, it came in within a week and they offer the text message option. I was given the book club options, what was happening within the library. Check out your public library....Its free.

I love to read, and when I first moved to Waterloo in 1990 one of the first things I did was join…read morethe library, recent upgrades which now include E-Books and the ability to go online and barrow books from all over Illinois and have them sent here is one of the best systems ever, and the people there are great.

Well, I don't really have much experience with other libraries, but I can't imagine one being any…read morebetter than this one in a city the size of Paducah. Always helpful, always well-staffed, always clean. Having a large family, we are there pretty often for movies, books, and the special programs. Of course, there is a large selection of books, but it's the other stuff that my family loves. Its downtown location also provides convenient internet access for a large amount of the population, I think that's an excellent service to the community!

If you think the library is just a quiet place all about books, you are WRONG!! The McCracken…read moreLibrary is a very underutilized resource in our area. They have activities for all ages groups. They will help you with your computer or tablet, and they offer a variety of classes. Thursday night game night is a great time with your family. The list could go on and on. I suggest you pick up an event calendar and try something new.

Carbondale Library is a cute library with all kinds of books, movies, and much more! The staff is…read morefantastic and very helpful and it's such a welcoming place for everyone!

I only ever went for the children's section because Morris library is seriously lacking in that…read moredepartment. I found that it was relatively easy to maneuver throughout the library and that the selection was excellent considering the relatively small size of the library itself. My only complaint is that their overdue charges are absurd- something like 50 cents a day per book, if I recall correctly. The staff is average friendly. The Carbondale library is a-ok in my book!

Very nice library located inside the Ste. Genevieve Community Center. The community center has…read moreeverything from swimming to martial arts and tucked away in the corner of the main lobby is the Ste. Genevieve library. This is the only public library in the city of Ste. Genevieve, but has a decent book selection as well as a kids play area and computers with internet access. The library is free if you live within city limits, but there is a small charge if you live outside of town. You can pay a $10 fee which will allow you to check out materials without a card if necessary. They usually have books for sale at the main entrance that you can pick up for cents on the dollar. The community center is located just outside of town on highway 32. Swimming, basketball, weights and books. What else could you ask for? Four stars

From the owner: Ste. Genevieve County Library: where history meets the future. We serve residents of…read moreSte. Genevieve County, Missouri with pride and joy. Come visit us today!

I didn't have a ton of time but oh my God you would think this library is in Europe. It's so…read morepretty. It's so beautiful the details on all the walls the ceilings the chandeliers so pretty.

St. Louis Central Library was constructed between 1907 and 1912. This magnificent Beaux-Arts…read morelandmark was designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert, whose other notable works include: * United States Supreme Court Building * Woolworth Building * Saint Louis Art Museum * Detroit Public Library * State capitol buildings in Arkansas, Minnesota, and West Virginia In 2012, the library underwent an extensive $70 million renovation that thoughtfully blended historic architecture with modern amenities while preserving the building's original character. I particularly enjoy being able to check out periodicals, including architecture and fashion magazines. The beautifully restored building and extensive collection make this one of my favorite places to visit downtown.