I used to be a big library person when I was younger. Raising kids and working full time in a…read moredemanding job meant that me time was at a premium and my love of reading was temporarily set aside. When I relocated to Colleyville and went to vote in person, on a whim I went downstairs and got a new library card on the spot. They laughingly told me that new users often ticked up during election season for them. Now, the best parts. The only portal makes it super easy to request books, and I can swing by the handy dandy drive thru and pick up during library hours. They have a wonderful service where you can submit a request for a list of recommended books just for you based on what you share about your interests, favorite authors etc. I'm on my third list and Kara has nailed it every time. I've found some great new authors and enjoyed some books I never would have found otherwise. Just another reason living in Colleyville is pretty awesome.

The Colleyville Library is an outstanding library. They put on great events throughout the year,…read moreespecially in the summer. Their storytimes are so fun for littles. Most of the storytimes are not drop in - You have to register in advance and commit to an 8 week session. I think this results in a higher quality storytime - the librarians get to know your kids, they have crafts and other fun aspects to the storytime, and it's never overcrowded. Many other events offered do not require registration. The kids play area is the best I've seen at a library. There is so much to do! My kids all still love playing there, and will happily move from table to table building and playing for HOURS (even the older ones!). I do think, since this is a small library, you really have to utilize the online hold system if you want to pick out specific books. Especially when it comes to popular kid's books, it's unlikely that you're going to walk into the library and find it on the shelf. That's ok with me - the hold system saves me time because I reserve it online, the library tells me when it's been turned in and sets it aside, and I swing by the drive through to pick it up. Through the interlibrary loan system, you can get *almost* any book or movie you want, even if the Colleyville Library doesn't have it. I utilize the interlibrary loans regularly and have only ever requested ONE book that the library wasn't able to procure for me. The staff is so friendly and accommodating. Two negatives I'd point out: 1. The new "no late fees" policy. Because there are no longer late fees, it's essentially "choose your own due date!" and the result is very long wait times for some book series. When I scroll through my list of holds, more than half the books are often overdue. The library should be collecting fines for this to encourage on time return of books and use the money to purchase duplicate copies of books in popular kids series. 2. Holds are capped at 20 books. This isn't really an issue during the school year, but during the summer when more kids are checking out books, you pretty much have to wait for every book that comes to mind. With 8 people in our house, we reach 20 holds very quickly. I'd prefer if they did away with the 20 book hold limit. Those negatives aside, this library has my heart! We are here at least a couple times a week picking up books and I am immensely grateful for the way the library has enabled me to foster a love of reading in my kids. We LOVE the Colleyville Library!!!

Nice, clean, and bright but surprisingly noisy. This was my first time visiting a library since…read moremoving to Texas and I was shocked at how loud it was. No one whispers; kids were playing with toys babies crying, loud strollers and even parents and staff were talking loudly. They also only have one private room and you're limited to just two hours. Two would definitely be better than one. I wouldn't recommend this location if you're looking for a quiet place to study or get work done. .

Did not feel family friendly at all. We were shushed in the first 90 seconds by a worker while…read morevisiting for the first time with our 2 and 3 year old children.

I wanted to give an update to my review. NRH has a number…read moreof amazing programs. From things like performances, meet the author, and book clubs that the adults can join. As well as programs for kids, tweens and teens. My now adult age kid voulenteered here during their high school years. My almost middle school age kid has done things ranging from Pokemon club, tinkercad, 3d printing. As well the maker spot is an amazing resource from their quilting and sewing machines, 3d printer and other things you can use at the library. They also have a pretty good summer reading program. Go support our local libraries!

I love this library they have two floors, kids section is really neat and appealing to kids with a…read morelot of space. They have study rooms and I especially liked the Langston Hughes Study room, a lot of areas to sit and read. Great areas to co-work. Snack machines on first floor. Very helpful librarians, I was welcomed in and this rarely occurs. I felt welcomed. They also have a Makers area and room for various things from 3d printing to sewing.

the selection is pretty limited. there's a computer room. the building is nice and by the quaker…read morepark. in order to get to the adult section it cuts directly into the childrens area.

Can tell it's an older style Library. Size wise it is not huge, but they do use the space well…read more There is a small teen section. There's a small kids section with plenty of options for things to do. There's several tables for individual studies. There's a computer area and printing (with a desk of supplies for help.

My books were in so of course, I had to drop by and grab them!! There are a few changes to the…read morelibrary card policy for this branch. It's free for military and residents, but $25 for non-residents now. The summer reading program calendar has been posted and the events are on their Facebook page in case you need that reminder. They had gotten a new batch of books (including Colleen Hoover's brand new book!) and the staff were all wonderful, as always. We enjoy our Haslet Public Library so much!

I really enjoy visiting libraries and book shops. Haslet has the cutest little library right across…read morefrom a small local park. I'm using the word "little" literally. HasletPublic Library looks like it would fit on a production stage. The bookshelves are tall and close. It's very cozy in here but they do have small tables set up near the window. If you need a computer there are 4 available. There isn't much space in the computer area so they're very close together. The librarians were really pleasant which is always nice.

We live in Kennedale but we do a lot of dealings in Richland hills because my sister lives out…read morethere. This library is awesome! (In comparison) Awesome! The staff is super welcoming and I think that's what makes it so special. Lots of thoughtful program for our kiddos.

Spent a nice, quiet morning studying here. The library was smaller than expected -- I lapped the…read morewhole (single) room in search of a study spot before I'd even realized it. There were a handful of tables scattered around the perimeter and none looked particularly comfortable. It was otherwise unremarkable; the wifi was decent and the librarian polite. Can't say much about the book selection or computer services, as I didn't take advantage of those.

This Library has a solid selection of books and resources, with something for readers of all ages…read moreand interests. What stood out the most was the customer service--the staff were genuinely friendly, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. One area where I think there's room for improvement is the overall layout and atmosphere. The library feels a little dated, and it took some time to understand how the collections were organized. The main sections are divided into fiction and non-fiction, with laminated signs on the ends of the shelves somehow indicating the different subcategories. I think the browsing experience could be a little better with clearer, larger signage for popular subjects such as Cooking, History, Geography, Travel, Biography, Science, Technology, Business, Health & Wellness, Music, Arts & Crafts, Home & Gardening... That would make it much easier to find what you're looking for without needing to search each aisle. A warmer interior would also make the space feel more inviting--perhaps softer lighting that's still comfortable for reading, along with updated shelving and furniture to create a cozier atmosphere. Overall, it's a wonderful community library with excellent staff and a great collection. A few updates to the layout and design would make it an even more enjoyable place to spend time.

This is a nice and kind of quaint library. Children's section is really active they have various…read moreactivities, participate i. The Dummer reading program. They have a nice little area at the front where you can buy books and also work on your computer or read.

This library has such a cute Children's area with computer for playing games, I had been concerned…read morethey were connected to the internet but I don't think that's the case. There is a great selection of books and decorated so fun! There are board games and newspapers/magazines in the back seating area. It is a good section for studying as well. The librarians are attentive and friendly, and have an array of programs for all ages! You will find something fun to do :)