Truly a dreamy library!! After a day inside due to weather, we ventured out to the library to let…read moreour toddler run around. As a new walker we were delighted to see just how much walking her was doing!! Between the colorful pegs, kitchen and train table she was overjoyed!! I was very pleased by the amount of cozy chairs and nooks, so many fire places, and amazing natural light everywhere!! The puzzle table was tempting!! Also the seed library, what a dream!! Staff was so nice and friendly!! It was great watching them help other patrons and teens!!

I love our library! We have a wonderful selection of books and the ability to order a title from 50…read moreplus other libraries, magazines, garden seeds, computers with a printer, a children's floor with educational toys and hands on play, a variety of classes, and very helpful staff members. When I finished my college degree 13 years ago, I told the staff that they all needed to be walking up the podium with me to get my diploma, as they were so helpful every time I needed resources. What a jewel in Highland Township!

Love our library, workers are always helpful when it's needed! Please support your local library…read morethey may surprise you!

What a beautiful building, a great combination of Open air+High ceilings with a variety of computer…read morework stations,group learning areas and also 1 person quiet study areas to set up your own computer & close the door! WiFi is free and easy to use. The library staff are available, friendly and will help you get started. You will sign in, if needed, with them. They can explain how it works and if there is a time limit. Weekday hours: open at 10am and close at 8pm. I was here to work... but I found a large selection of interesting magazines and large print books (so easy on the eyes- try one! ) Yoga one day a week and kids story time; there are also other programs throughout the month. Great experience here!

My wife and I are very lucky to be close to this beautiful library! It is such a welcoming…read moreenvironment and there are plenty of books and computers available around the building. There's also a little exhibit for Clarkston's history, and there seems to be plenty of community events that happen here. There's a cute little reading nook for toddlers, and a room for teen literature as well. We are looking to start a family soon, and this library will be a great place to take our little one for sure!

First, I want to say I just discovered this little library in my new hometown and was so pleased to…read morefind a cozy living room quiet area in which to read and do work. Lovely lamps, overstuffed chairs, couches - the only thing missing was a fireplace. :) Then.... After I got my computer/etc. settled (near the table that has a "Quiet Room" placard on it, which made me happy because I get distracted easily), I discovered the ladies who work at the information desk (just 20 feet from this area) are non-stop talkers! Now, I completely understand the need for an information area to ask questions, and talk daily tasks, etc., BUT they never stopped chatting. (I see a Seinfeld episode brewing here!) I tried to ignore it, turning my headphones up, but I continued to hear the one talking to customers on the phone (and not using her quiet voice). I waited and tried to talk to her nicely, but she did not get off the phone and I had to go. I did mention my dismay to one of the nice ladies and the book check-out desk. I cannot understand for the life of me, WHY they would put and INFORMATION desk, where people talk, just 20 feet from a quiet reading area????? This makes absolutely no sense to me, and it made me angry! And yes, I did check out the "quiet study rooms", but they were all taken. This library needs to move the information desk (which is right in the middle of the library) to another part of the Library, and also strategically put up some soft partitions, maybe. Just an idea. Anyway, thanks for letting me vent my frustrations.

I took my 2 and 4 year old here and they enjoyed the wall of toys, the computer station, the…read morecoloring station, and most of all the large train table. This is a very child friendly library. There is a bathroom nearby with a changing station. The staff that day were friendly and very helpful in looking up books for me in the adult section. Thank you to the GDL for the children's center and convenience. I wish this location was closer to us.

Went to the Fenton-Winegarden Library to search for books about seasons for an upcoming speech…read moretherapy unit. I was never once offered assistance, nor spoken to. At closing time I was informed that I had to "leave right now," despite having several books in my hands. The staff member in the children's section was reluctant to check out the books that I had, and when my husband asked if this location was a member of the Library Network for which he had a card, the staff member did not bother to double check and said no (they are indeed members). Staff in the main section of the library were also unhelpful and did not appear to want to check me out either. When I returned the books to the book cart in the children's section, a third staff member gave me a dirty look. The only positive thing I can mention is that the library seemed to have a wide selection of books. Overall, I found staff members to be rude and unhelpful, and will not be returning to this library.

Hartland's community hub for activities, events, and even movies and music. The original coworking…read morespace with free WiFi, meeting rooms and study rooms to reserve. Activities for families and adults. A great resource for the Livingston area. When you can't get that thing to print from your printer at home because you're out of ink- printed pages are only 10¢ each in black and white. Oh yeah, they have books too. ;)

From the owner: Cromaine Library has been part of the Hartland, Michigan community since 1927. We have two…read morelocations in Hartland Township and would like to welcome you to our Virtual Branch at www.cromaine.org!

I love the local library!…read more You can send print jobs to any Genesee District Library branch from your phone, home computer, or any other device of your choosing. Once you submit a file to print, they will stay in the queue for 24 hours. There are three ways to send print jobs. When you use your library card, you also get several free prints per day! For overages, the machine accepts coins. They also offer all these other services: * 23 computers available for public use, including 2 for children * Fax and copy service * Free Wi-Fi * Self Check-out station * Business Center * Community room * Conference room * 2 private study rooms * 3D Printer * Children's area with a large collection of fiction and non-fiction books * Large Teen Book collection * The Detroit Free Press, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and The Sunday New York Times newspapers * Large collection of Grand Blanc High School and Middle School Yearbooks from 1920s through 1990s. Go get your library card TODAY!

This library has not really changed since 2021-2022 in my opinion. For context, I was living in…read moreGrand Blanc until 2023 when I moved away. I have not visited that library again since somewhere around 2021-2022 because I really did not have any reason to. [Fast forward to this month]. I came back for a couple of days and stayed at a friend's house. They invited me to go to the library and I agreed. When I went there, they looked the same from 5 years ago. Same pleasing aesthetic, same kids desktop, same everything. If you guys could please reply to me and tell me what has been changed, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I love this library. It is a joy architecturally- I even bring out of town guests to show it off!…read moreThe staff are always helpful. I routinely request books from other libraries if not found here and the process is very smooth.

Wonderful clean and organized library. Great place for young readers and areas for little kids to…read moreplay and read. Librarians are very nice and helpful. All positive vibes.

24 Hour Library…read more Kresge has been my dwelling place for late nights of cramming. The library has wonderful amenities that are available for students as well as guests. I love the interlibrary loan and the writing resources for students. The library website can be the best resource a hard-working student can have. Library OneSearch is a new search engine that features everything from the library catalog and other library databases. OneSearch also includes scholarly content publishers and view results ranked by relevance. The library is now open 24/5 for OU Students from Sunday through Thursday and closes at 2 on Fridays and Saturdays.

beautiful campus the library is a total gem! easy access to high quality brand new Macintosh's as…read morewell as internet for guests. wide selection of art books and music. plenty of quiet spaces with inspiring views.

Feel like getting away from it all but don't have the time, money to go far away, then step right…read moreinto the Oxford Public Library! This place is gorgeous with a super relaxing vibe. As we drove up I noticed a playground next to the library...how very convenient. You can take your young ones to play and afterwards they can check out the aquarium and explore all the fascinating reads that are inside the library. When I entered the building I was overcome with joy in seeing the huge, clear aquarium; so beautiful! There is a mighty, huge blue fish in the tank. I must admit, I felt bad for such a big fish being in a small tank but it sure was a wonder to admire him. There is a section up front where you can purchase used books and puzzles. Further to the right is the children's area full of fun items to explore. The main area is so pretty, I felt like I might have wandered into a ski lodge with the fireplace going and floor to ceiling windows displaying Michigan winter glory. There is a pretty courtyard for viewing. There is a resource room for using printers and computers. The employees were knowledgeable and friendly.

I have been going to this library for over 10 years, and I can't say I've ever had an issue that…read morewould make me not support them anymore. Being as I don't live in Oxford but had a student at the High School, I knew I wanted to belong to this library. For me, there is a limit on how much I can take out at one time, but that's ok. I still have full access to everything they provide. Back when my daughter was in school, she participated in a lot of the young adult things they had going on, even volunteered during the summer to help with programs. I've always thought the crafts idea was great-they have them for all ages and in more recent years, my step-son has been enjoying the crafts. He also has used the play area where they have puzzles, kid computers, puppets, books, etc. I haven't been able to get him to any fun events-but there seems to have been some good ones.... We mostly over the past year have been checking out books, movies, even music. Of course last year, 2020 was a tough year and everyone had to learn how to do business in a new way, updated ways, or completely different. But libraries seem to have held strong and I certainly appreciate them! They have a summer reading program I try to be a part of where you can win prizes. I've been able to set goals for myself with this as a tool to get some reading done! I THINK they may have a winter program-but have to check on that one.... This year I've been taking advantage of the adult section of the library-it's huge! Lots of books, new book section easy to find, an area with computers-some nooks of quiet spots where you can bring your own computer and work quietly. Lots of sitting areas, some by the big fireplace that gets lit in the afternoons during winter. And-huge windows along the back looking out over the trail & new playground Oxford put up this summer. I have enjoyed spending hours here this fall as I have 2 people working remotely from home and it's a nice break for me. I can get on my computer in silence or read a book! Last thing I want to mention is you must wear a mask when going inside. They do have signs up for that. If you don't have one, they usually have some right when you walk in.

Do you like reading? Do you like literature? Do you like walking? Then pack up your stuff, call…read moreu-haul, and blow every red light you see; you're home. Praise to the dragon of the lake for blessing us simpletons with a shrine to all things knowledge. My brain has expanded beyond the air-filled emptiness in my cranium due to hours of worshipping boundless pages of brilliance and now my head is so heavy, I'm confined to the furniture that smells of the 90's and cushions my bum with the familiarity of superiority. God bless Michigan and God bless Gretchen Whitmer.

This is a great library with lots of options for all ages. I like going in there to see what books…read moreare for sale as they usually always have some for sale that may be outdated or duplicates. I also took full advantage of their movies available for free check-out when I lived in Orion Township. Great staff, always updated.