This library is amazing. They have some of the best programming. The staff is incredible, they are…read moreloving, caring and friendly. From mommy and me classes, to after school programs, to meet the author opportunities, computer classes, homework help...you name it they either have it or tried it at some point. You feel welcome and accepted as soon as you walk in the door. They work very closely with the West Bloomfield school system and help coordinate the Pine Tree and Rap book contests for elementary and middle school kids. The programs provide a curated selection of books and give kids an opportunity to discover different writing styles and genres. They also always hold an end of the school year event complete with ponies, games, animal farm and of course a summer reading contest.

I love the West Bloomfield Library. Did you know that they have a great bookstore with the cutest…read moregifts? The library won an award a few years ago. I love it.

Nice quiet location with helpful staff. There are both quiet locations for individual study as well…read moreas collaborative areas to work with others. Very highly recommended library.

A well-appointed, gorgeous public library. I entered on a Friday afternoon and found the library…read morebusy with teens studying, all ages browsing books and seniors filling several tables playing cards and board games in a rec. room that is right at the front entrance. I browsed the little bookstore and purchased a 1000 piece puzzle from Springbok and two cd's all for just $5.00. There is a children's room right at the front of the entrance. Also at the front of the entrance are a nice selection of mobility aids for those that need a little assistance getting around. The entrance itself is full of beautiful plants, trees and scenic decorations, making the entire vibe very welcoming. There is a computer room in the far back, a heft section of nothing but large print books. The front desk people were very knowledgeable and friendly.

I needed to print out some flyers and was greeted with a warm welcome from the staff. The library…read moreis well worth a visit. They have recording booths, local, fun jewelry as well as books! Haha, lots of them.

Excellent toddler storytime. Snacks. Prizes for reading. A real asset to the community. They have a…read moregreat children's area, cool teen area, books for sale 3 for a $1. The remodeled teen area was done with a grant from Home Depot and a lot of sweat with the teens raising $3000 picking up bottles everywhere. I cannot think of a nicer place to spend the afternoon.

I have visited a lot of Libraries. Auburn Hill Public Library has character, charm, warmth, in a…read morequite setting. There is no waiting on the 25 computers not to mention wireless though out the building. Check out the new WiFi hot spot in the reference department. Their DVD collection is to die for. I see so many DVDs to choose from. They have a Lucky Day collection with all the new materials. This is so cool. It is your Lucky Day when you get the newest released movies and books. They have an awesome youth department. They have programs for children starting at birth. The summer reading program is the best ever. Last year they rewarded the children with fake money. The children spent the money on prizes but they had to count and keep track of the amount they could spend. The children just loved being in charge of their money and picking the prizes they wanted. Neat idea! They have the coolest teen programs. Dr. Who, Teen game night, Hunger games night, and a teen writing club just to name a few. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. I will visit again because I can't wait to see what's up this summer.

Peace and quiet, and great hours. When I write my books, I come here or Troy library. It's usually…read morenot very crowded, so you can always get a table. I just wish they stayed open a little later, but I understand. Staff is really nice, and the location is convenient to plenty of restaurants

In a word, Stunning! This cozy, jam-packed with all you could need and want in a library is filled…read morewith both old-world charm and futuristic possibilities for you to pursue. The architecture inside is worth the visit itself. There is a place to shop, browse and outright purchase books and other items for a fraction of the cost. The idea lab is a dreamers paradise where you can learn to print just about anything your heart desires, be it greeting cards, mugs, t-shirts, you name you can learn how to create in the lab. If you are seeking peace and quite, sneak off into one of the little cubby rooms to read, meditate, make phone calls or work on your computer. There are plenty of open spaces to relax and unwind with a good book or magazine while still participating in a public, social experience. There are plenty of windows to gaze out into the beautiful park or quaint city scenery. They have books for those that struggle to read with smaller print. There is a very large section of large print books. A children and teen section as well as every subject the adult could want for book selection. A beautiful, wonderful resource for the Birmingham, MI area.

Cutest library ever! It's old but has truly the most stunning bookshelves, lighting, tables,…read moreambiance, etc! It is so cozy. They have an atrium where you can snack and be loud, but the inside has the expectation of quiet! They have a little "bookstore" at the very front, I assume for books they want to retire, and operate off the honor system! Everything is $3 or LESS! Lots of carts marked $1 or 2/$1. I think they may have reading classes or story hour for children in the mornings, I got here at 9:30 and heard what sounded like a teacher talking to parents about their kids! They have toy bags and activities for young kids, a fish tank, and a globe! It's overall a really comfy place to spend quiet time in the Word.

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.

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.

This library is exactly what the community needs. They offer programming for kids through adults…read more There is really a variety of material here and the staff is friendly and helpful. They have renovated in the last few years and the facility is beautiful. It's the perfect place to sit and read, print things out, use a computer, or attend a program. Kudos to RTDL!

I brought my 3 grandchildren (ages 7 and two 5-year olds) here because the kids' level has a lot of…read morefun things to do. Today, they were playing on a climbing area with green mossy "hills" and were having a great time. The librarian came over and loudly admonished my 7 year old granddaughter that "you have to be under 4 feel tall to play here." I didn't see the sign or I wouldn't have put her in that situation...but I wish the librarian had come to me instead of sternly marching up to the child. It's not even like there were any other small children there...just the 4 of us. I get it that they have rules, but my granddaughter was embarrassed; they were visiting from out of town and she said she didn't want to come back there. Margaret S., Livonia