It doesn't really have a wide selection of novels, movies or much else for a library that charges…read moreout of city cards. There isn't much table room either for studying, reading or doing any sort of work there. The library is clean and neat, but I can say that about every library I've been too.

This is a beautiful, new library; but, I can only give it a 3 star A-OK review. I've seen much…read morelarger, more beautiful libraries, with even friendlier employees. I do agree it is always spotless inside and the grounds are beautiful. It's actually rather small. They may or may not have the book you are wanting. More than likely they only have one copy of it and you'll be put on a waiting list. Be sure to have patience. They do have a large children's section, but I found the woman who runs the children's section to be very rude and she even spoke to me as if I was a child. It was everything I could do to bite my tongue. She's certainly not the type of woman I would want to be helping my children in a library (or anywhere for that matter). As long as you don't have to deal with her, your children are sure to find many books they will love. I have found the other employees to be pretty friendly and helpful. Just avoid the main woman over the children's section and you should be good. I love the fact they have no limit on the number of books you can check out at a time. This comes in very handy for my husband when he has an assignment due for college and needs a ton of books at a time. We have our own laptops and wifi at home, so we have no need for the computer or internet in the library. Although I do feel sorry for the people who do need this particular service in the library because every time I have been in, all computers have been occupied and there has been a wait time to use one. That stinks for all the people having to wait. I also like the fact you can login online and renew books, etc. Very convenient. There is a book I'm wanting to read and don't want to purchase because it is still only available in hardback. I was put on the list 2 months ago and I was number 5 on the wait list. I called a few days ago and I'm now number 4 on the wait list. Looks like I'm moving up once every 2 months. At this rate, they may have the book for me in about 8 more months. By that time, it'll be available in paperback and I can go purchase it for myself.

I love coming to this location on Thursdays for the toddler/preschool time. Mr. Jonathan is so…read moregreat with kids. My 4 year old looks forward to coming to the story time and classes held by him

Definitely recommend to check their resources and events, I was able to do basic ASL in a month,…read moresuper glad I did it

I like using the computers, getting books and movies and using the technical part upstairs. The bad…read morepart is people hang outside and when I was there I witnessed a fight between two males. There is also plastic containers and food being dumped outside of the library.

I love my local library!! I have been coming here since I was a child for story time. It's amazing…read moreeven to this day they still offer story time for kids. They have baby and Me for younger infants and another group for older kids. They also do all types of events throughout the year you can find on their Facebook or calender. They even do events for adults and offer educational classes all for free. The library staff is always friendly. Jonathan the youth specialist who leads the baby and me class is remarkable. He has a true talent for connecting with the kids. My son adores him and actually gets engaged in story time. I appreciate how Jonathan remembers my sons name and greets him each time. This library has a very inviting children's room with blocks and in the back they have animal shaped chairs. They allow you to check out so many books and make reading exciting. It's a wonderful opportunity to connect with other parents and let your children have fun! Its never too soon to start their education and joy for learning.

I visited this library location for the first time, and it is a nice, small library. I came here to…read moreattend an arranged program on a Sunday afternoon - the Organizer chose this library for their program. The library was easy to locate and offers plenty of parking. It wasn't at all busy on this particular Sunday afternoon. The meeting room was plenty spacious and was able to easily accommodate that 24 or so persons in attendance. The staff was friendly. They facilities were clean. Sometimes it is just good to get out of the old comfort zone and see what else is being offered around the metro area.

This is the library that we go to all the time because we live 5 minutes walking distance from it…read more The workers are pretty nice.The only down side is the seats really smell bad and some look and our look worn out.Also people laid out in front of the library and sit for long periods of time with suitcases.

This location is awesome and cute. Love that it's right in Dr Phillips. They have great storylines…read morefor kids. The kids section is really awesome too. It has many computers for little ones to play on.

I just love coming into the library. The ladies at the front desk are always so friendly and…read morehelpful. Today I just grabbed some magazines and sat in the back and browsed through them. They have a nice area that is perfect for that.

I love this library! It has so many classes, books and activities available. Highly recommend…read morechecking out their offerings online. Their bookstore has a lot to look through and the price is right for most of the books. They do take donation but there are limits. Parking wise, it can be confusing. We pulled into a garage and they said that the garage for the library was next door. It was my bad for not paying attention to the sign because there is one but you have been warned! I'd like to come back and work remotely at some point.

I was a library kid. I spent most of my adolescence in the library…read more Checking out books for fun, using the computers when the internet was out at home. Studying for school. Research projects and papers. In my last few years of high school, I volunteered after school for scholarships. It's sad to see libraries don't seem to get there level of love they used to as a public service. Thank you for the childhood memories! I'm no longer in Orange County, but you'll always have a place in my heart!

My toddler kids love coming to this location!…read more This quaint little library is the perfect slice for a small town. It's got a great selection of kids books and access to virtual learning resources. The kids area is small but perfect. They have a sign that only adults with kids are to be there which I like for safety reasons. They do have other areas for seating inside and computers available. The outside is charming with rocking chairs perfect to sit and read on a nice day out.

Cutest small town feeling library ever! Great little area to take a stroll. Comfy rockers outside…read moresit down to read a book. I'm here today to take a class on Canva for work. The librarians/front desk helpers were very nice when I walked in. I love that there are so many free & helpful classes for people of all ages. Clean location with easy parking.

It's nicely organized and clean…read more Love the children's room, because it has lots of things for kids of all ages and activities throughout the week during summer months. Been there a few times and everyone that works there so far has been nice

After living in the area for almost a year, we finally made the trek here to sign up for a library…read morecard. Unfortunately, this is the closest library to us and it's in what seems like a very sketchy area. The building is very rundown, carpets are filthy, and restrooms are extremely dirty. The selection is bleak at best. We did like that there was a completely separate kids area but that was the only thing that we liked about this library. The staff didnt acknowledge us until we went up to the desk and even then, the guy wasn't the friendliest. We got a card but I don't see myself coming back to this location unless it's to renew the card and have access to Libby.

Today was my first time in the library in a long time. For someone who just picked up a new habit…read morein late December and is on a budget, I needed an inexpensive way to continue reading books and preserving time. After looking online for the hours of operation on the weekend, especially a Sunday, and the requirements to get a full-access library card, I took my little family in. We were greeted by a nice young woman at the counter who smiled, welcomed us, and then proceeded to help us get our cards. Library cards are good for two years and then need to be renewed. Throwback to my last library card in 2014, I had to bring in a utility bill to show I was a resident of the county, today I just needed to show my DL. It was quick and easy to get my card. Downstairs are holiday books, audio, DVDs, magazines, fiction, nonfiction, adult graphics and teen graphics, restrooms, an elevator, a sensory room, and a few study rooms. Upstairs are meeting rooms, study rooms, a teenage section, computer access, adolescent books, preschool books, and a room for toddlers. It was a nice relaxing afternoon. With the all-access pass, I get up to 50 books per card, place 20 holds, check out for 21 days, and have 3 automatic renewals. I am also an educator, to get this pass, I had to show my teacher ID, and current paystub, and provide them with the address of my school. With this card, I get up to 100 books per card. Next time, I will use the online card catalog to find books or go in with a plan. Today, I was a bit overwhelmed and wasn't sure where to find titles. What I like is being able to go on the website and request/hold books and when they become available you'll get notified and have a time limit to pick up. I have already added 3 titles to my request list. :)

My family and I like going into this library- it's small it full of books. My kids love the kids…read morearea and the computer games. I went into the library for a book sale. The lines were longer than I expected, but then again I went in right when they open the doors. The ladies in charge and the volunteers were helpful and they kept the tables full of books. There are plenty of parking space in the front of the library and they always have great events for the family.

I enjoyed going to this library branch when I was younger…read more When I registered to vote, this was the location we would go to after the Herndon branch closed. I didn't really go to this location to borrow books or anything, but it was nice to visit!

I'm a huge library nerd. Always have been since elementary school when my dad first took me to the…read moremassive South Beach library on 14th street (It's no longer there anymore :( ) and that day, I checked out the book limit which was 20 books. Did I read all the books? No, but as a 7-year-old who hardly went out anywhere, that place was paradise. That's why the public library system is such a valuable asset; especially where children are involved. It keeps them out of trouble and in a place where they can actually learn something. Fast forward to many years later and my heart still skips a beat whenever I enter a Library. This Library in particular is small when compared to other libraries in central Florida, but it's also one of the newer ones so it's clean, well kept, and has a Lab room, but also a Technology room should you sign up for one of their courses. Which by the way is completely free. I try to take advantage of that when I can, just the other day I took a: "How to make a book charm class", and it was a delightful experience. I've seen that you can even learn how to program video games if you wish to go down that avenue, or if you wanted to, you could sign up to become familiar with various computer programs, even how to build a web-site, all free, why would you not take advantage of that? Other than books, you are able to check out DVD's and movies here as well. The staff is super friendly here, definitely will be back.