"The only thing that you absolutely need to know is the location of the library." -- Albert…read moreEinstein For my entire life, I've been obsessed with the library. There's so much wonder and awe packed into those places and regardless of which library I visit, I feel the same feeling. I stopped by this one for an event-a community book club. How appropriate right?! We had a private reserved room for our discussion and could see the bookshelves through the glass wall. It was perfect! This library, as I'm sure many do, had a section for children, teens and adults. That makes it nice for people to browse age-appropriate books and maybe make some friends while they are here.

Staff inside answering the phones were enthusiastic and cheerful. I liked their energy! I came on a…read morerainy day and some visitors were taking shelter in there. It was kind of weird to see a sharps containers in the bathroom, but I can understand why they would have that, given a need for it. It's kind of a small library, but I may not have found most areas of the building. The library was nice and clean and bright, despite the gloomy weather outside.

Employees are stuck up. I was unloading my baby from the car and my 7 year old had to use the…read morebathroom, so I told him he could go ahead in and use the bathroom and I'd catch up after I got the stroller unloaded. He came right back out and informed me that the librarian at the desk stopped him on his way in the door and told him he couldn't use the bathroom unless his parents were checking out books. This was a kid, not a homeless man! And I was on my way in just a couple minutes. I've also checked out a chapter book from a different branch that already had very minor water damage to the pages- not a big deal at all. But when I returned it to the Draper location I was sent an email informing me that because I'd returned it in damaged condition I had been charged the full price of the book. It wasn't even my water damage!

Incredible service from Allison helping me find arcane travel information for back alley London…read morehaunts in a hurry. Come here and ask for her help. Also check out the library art! LEED-certified building with great views and a fun mechanical beast that is the book return. If you play Pokémon Go, the grounds are a wonderland of gyms and Pokestops (Team instinct represent!).

What a great library especially for kiddos! They have all kinds of books for every interest and the…read moreplace is well-lit. The staff is very friendly also.

This used to be the best library in the valley with large selections of books, CDs, and DVDs. Now…read morewith everyone streaming, it's not as busy as it used to be, plus the younger generation doesn't seem to read anymore. (there is still a benefit to using the library)

The librarians were nice and helpful. The library was pleasant overall…read more The map took me to the parking lot in the front so it was a bit confusing to know where to enter (not from the Redwood Rd parking lot).

Staff was helpful and inviting. We LOVE the scavenger hunts. We will come back again!!…read moreClean..organized.

I drove out of the parking garage at work with 3% battery on my phone and an hour or so to kill…read morebefore I needed to be somewhere nearby. With my last vestiges of electricity I searched library in maps and made my way here. I walked in with headphones on, made my way through an air conditioned, peaceful oasis, that was clean, quiet, and open. No one talked to me or asked me for anything. I sat in a comfortable chair, charged my phone, watched a show on my laptop, sent some emails, and went on my way. Weird to feel totally at home surrounded by strangers in a place I've never been. We don't deserve libraries.

Woahhh now this is a hidden gem if I've ever seen one. Big fan of solid places like these where I…read morecan go study and spend a night evening either by myself or with a group of friends. There is plenty of parking, which is nice seeing as this is Salt Lake City and I typically have to plan on walking 15 minutes no matter where I decide to go. The building itself is in great condition, large library with plenty of computers and places to sit. Nice and open, friendly employees, and a clean atmosphere. There is also a quaint cafe if your stomach starts growling (which is convenient because it's a library, so SHH), I have yet to try out their selections, but you know I will soon. It is also a recreation center, so grab a ball and shoot some hoops! The bathrooms were clean and there were plenty of drinking fountains, basically I'm just saying I'd easily live here. TIPS & TRICKS: * It's in the perfect location, too. Right next to a bus stop (Bus 228). * Nestled off the busy roads of 3300 S and 2300 E, you're close to the 215 Belt Loop if you need to get somewhere else.

West Jordan Library is an outstanding library for the kids ! It is great location with some amazing…read moreparks outside and a wide variety of kids books. My daughter begs to come everyday so we are frequents! I would expect my daughter to enjoy the park outside so much that she forgets about the library altogether but that's just how awesome it is! She cries to go inside and read all the books.

Large inventory of books, DVD's, CD's and computers to use. Easy self serve check out stations…read more Lots of different activities for the kids to participate in, along with some adult classes. Plenty of parking. Building is right next to West Jordan Park and West Jordan City Hall and Court.

Wonderfully diverse collection of books in myriad genres in store. A calm and interesting place in…read morewhich to browse and get lost. I have purchased all my books here since discovering this place. Owner Aaron is a fascinating person to converse with as he knows his titles and most others inside and out. Need a new sci-fi author to follow? Here are a few. Looking to dazzle a dinner with a new cookbook? He's got a million and can tell you which books really pull it off. NOTE: Aaron can order just about any book you want if it's not on the shelves already. Shop local and bring your business to The Printed Garden. Having a solid relationship with an independent bookseller is worth its weight in gold these days.

I was a bit disappointed coming here. Before getting to the negative, this is what I liked:…read more Their kids' selection is great, and that's the best part of the store. Everything was priced well too and their service was amazing. What I didn't like was how unorganized the store was. The books were loosely grouped by genre, but that's it. Nothing was in order - everything was just scattered randomly and it made it really tiresome to find something specific. They also didn't have an inventory system to check if they have a specific book. These are REALLY important things to have in a bookstore, but they failed there. The selection was also pretty poor and random. They had some of the big, trending books, but everything else was random or obscure. Overall, I'd recommend going to another used bookstore. This just can't compete with other bookstores in the area and is very lackluster. It's a rural bookstore in a large city.