No cookies or small snacks allowed, but people can paint and sand cosplay materials in the middle…read moreof the library unrelated to any library hosted event. Good for cosplaying prep I suppose, poor if you need a snack while studying and don't want to leave to do so.

The employees at this library are incredibly friendly and helpful. When we asked Nickie where a…read moresection of books could be found she not only walked back there with us, and helped us find the section, but then looked up a couple of books from that section, and told us what their status was, and when they were expected back, after which she showed us another section we were interested in. And when we went to the counter to have some photos from our phone printed, the lady there thoroughly explained how to use the phone app to get our photos print. Very pleased with the employees at this library.

The staff is very helpful to all your needs.it's a great library's The staff is very informative to…read morethings in the area.

Parking inadequate. No volume control on the kids/teens using computers. Tables that are supposed…read moreto be for working, researching, etc. are filled with homeless men who slept on random books taken from the shelves for pillows. They smelled of body odor. The whole place smelled of it. I will never return to this location.

I enjoy helping the Library from Books, CD, and DVD's. I am presently…read more working on a donation for the Library. Book on Princess Diana, A Series on SVU-DVD'S(that's Special Victims Unit) Some crafts books Some books about God.

The Friends of the Library is best known (to me, anyway) for their book sale area across from the…read morecirculation desk at the Lakeland Public Library. The main shelving consists of four sections of shelves with hundred of items to choose from, and it is almost always busy. I've snagged a couple of nice finds from there. Yay, Friends!

Great library, great staff! Access to all Polk County Library Cooperative collections, as well as…read moreInter Library Loan from libraries across Florida. Lots of programs for kids, teens, and adults, as well as help with computers one-on-one. GO HERE!

The staff at the Mulberry public library was very helpful. My mother needed assistance with her new…read moreKindle E-reader. They gave us very clear instructions on how to check out e-books.

The staff is always friendly. The library is clean and full of a great assortment of resources…read more. DVDs, computers, games, books, audio books and even seeds just to name some! They have private rooms for studying or meetings. There is an outdoor patio to sit and read and chairs through out the library.

What a nice, clean facility! It's very spacious, and has a good amount to offer. We went and got a…read morelibrary card for our homeschooling son, and noticed that this specific library is more geared towards studying adults instead of children. Granted they do have little tablets with earphones which I thought was neat! They also have a children's section like all libraries, and a teeny tiny play area. It's nice, just not separated from the rest of the library/sectioned off well enough for parents wanting to sit a while and read to their kids/do activities without disturbing anyone. They have a little nature-y area outside with a swing and benches which I thought was super cute. They also have laptops you can sign out and regular desktop computers as well. It's a great place to come for study, and to check out books- but if you want a library with a designated children's room, check out the Mango location!

I will pretty much always recommend a library. This particular one I wasn't in the library proper…read morewhile here. When you go in through the entrance there is a coffee shop on the left and then they have a used bookstore which was where we were headed. The actual library is through another set of doors to the right. We spent quite a bit of time in the bookstore going through the wide selection of used books they had available. I found one book on the racks they had out in front of it and then stumbled across three more I wanted while inside. All four of the books I bought happened to be Stephen King novels but they had a lot of other good choices. My kids picked up a couple of books for gifts as well while we were there. The people working the store were very friendly and helpful.

Well located! Nice place, organized and clean. People are very helpful. Great bookstore and cafe!read more

Beautiful library! I really enjoyed sitting outside in the screened in patio while I knocked out…read moresome work! They offer lots of different areas to sit down and do some work or read. Lots of outlets! Definitely will come back!

I really loved the friendliness of the staff. They're always so willing to help when I have…read morequestions. I wish there was more places to sit and hang out that didn't feel so sterile like a hospital. Maybe a cozy corner with a giant couch and deep chairs.

This was a cute bookstore to visit above the Unfiltered coffee shop. There is a mixture of new and…read moreused books to peruse. They also have some art and jewelry for sale from local artists. The staff was really nice. We purchased some cute book related art that could easily be framed; they will be nice decoration for a home library or classroom. Since they were done by a local artist, I think the price was excellent for the quality of the product. It is on the smaller side, so it did get a little crowded.

Stopped by on my way to Tampa after seeing solid reviews. It's a unique space--clearly a converted…read morehome--with rooms loosely organized by genre and books tucked just about everywhere, including the kitchen. If you enjoy the thrill of the hunt, you might really enjoy it here. Personally, I prefer more structure and hardcover selections, so it wasn't quite my style. I didn't find anything to take home, and there wasn't any staff interaction during my visit. Still, it's one of the few bookshops in the area, and I'm glad it's there for folks who love browsing for a surprise find.

What an outstanding experience to tour this campus! The…read moreguide Jack C is simply amazing. Me & Barby took the one & one half hour tour & really enjoyed it. We found free parking on College St one block away. It cost about $30 & you can get a AAA discount. They give you a small audio ear piece & you can hear Jack in your ear as you walk from building to building. If you're a FLW fan, this is a singular experience.

I'm just here to add to the chorus of voices offering praise for this comprehensive and enjoyable…read moreFLW extended tour. The guide we had was knowledgeable and a great storyteller. I also appreciated some of her strong opinions about the architecture and the architect. Our tour had many delights along our walking/exploring journey. We went a little long, which everyone appreciated, and I was not tempted to look at my watch once. (Pro Tip: The Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum of Art (The AGB) at Florida Southern College is extraordinary, and you will find several local-flavor restaurants nearby.)

Thank you, Southeastern. Not only did you show me how of little importance your students are DURING…read moretheir time at your establishment, but you've succeeded in doing what I unfortunately already knew: you don't care what happens to us after. I came pleading with you to help recover important files, and what happened? Your I.T. department didn't take even five minutes to see if there was something they could do. They just decided that they can't help me. While I can take responsibility knowing I messed up with transferring the files from my old school's email, I can rest assure you that not being proactive in helping their students is their normal formula. So thank you, Southeastern. Thank you for nothing as always.

I loved attending school here! First of all, beautiful campus in the central Florida region. My…read moreoverall experience was pretty great with classes, professors, staff, other students. People really care about you here! Great Christian atmosphere, lots of serving opportunities in the community. There's improvements they definitely could make, as no school is without its faults. The school gym hours are only for athletes, unless a few evening hours you're open. Although the gym partnership with Crunch is nice, it's a 20 min drive one away, which takes a lot of time. School communication regarding sporting events (besides football) could be better. Additionally, another meal restaurant/option on campus would be nice.