They are expanding the children area at the library. Can't wait to see how it turns out. First time…read moreat this library and impressed at the equipment you can check out.

One of the nicest public libraries you will find in Southern California. Ultra modern, comfortable,…read morequiet, and stocked with books to suit all tastes and requirements. The perfect place to study as well.

This library is awesome. If you're looking for a book and can't find it on the shelves, you can…read moreeasily find it on their website and have it held for you. The staff that I've interacted with have been nice.

Beautiful library!…read more My kids especially love the painted walls and "secret hall" that leads to the kids activity room. The staff is also great engaging with kids, having activities for them to take home and hosting all kinds of fun activities from chalk drawing all the way to holding snakes!

I hate complaining but the staff here doesn't know how to use their library voice…read more.. Not setting a good example. Though the staff is polite & helpful . Oh well I guess I'll go back to the Sun City library..

We love it here. It is a very small library, but the kids resources are great. My kiddos love it…read more The librarians are so helpful and sweet. We don't come here to read or study. We mostly come to check out stuff and for the kids to play on the computers. Because of the size of the facility it's almost impossible for it to be quiet. Even if people are whispering they are only couple feet away so you still hear everyone:) No complaints though. There is a closed off room that you can use for some quiet reading or studying so it is still possible to get away from the noise.

I came in to take my nephews to get their first library card and was told about the free lunch…read more They didn't finish their lunch so we were going to take the rest with us but we were told we couldn't take it and had to throw it away. That just seemed incredibly wasteful. Beautiful library and nice activities.

This isn't for the library itself, but it is for the activities that they host at their library…read more We've gone to a few where my children have been disappointed. We attended the "animal talk" with guests LLC Reptile this month and the employee refused to use a microphone for over half an hour because he legit said "he's never used one before and didn't know how it worked" and with way too many kids and parents packed in that room, you couldn't hear anything. Library employees let it get out of hand, let children stand up so everyone behind them couldn't see and just couldn't control the noise level. It wasn't a fun experience and my kids begged to go half way through because it was just talking and barely any interaction. This is just feedback that you can hopefully take to improve on your next event. PLEASE think about passing out tickets (like the other locations) to control how many people can enter. We were there waiting 30 minutes prior, reading inside and we were almost the last ones in because we didn't know a mob had already formed blocking the entire entrance. The sad part was your entire parking lot was packed and vehicles were parked up and down the street for this event and all I heard were kids and parents complaining that they couldn't see/hear anything. We've also been to a craft day where because we sat at a back table, they ran out of the craft before they got to us which is strange since there weren't that many people there. Again, think about being more prepared or just limit how many people can join an event so everyone can have fun and feel included.

Small, outdated library, but gets the job done. Recently moved to the area and at first was…read moreunimpressed, however, if you plan ahead and request books online to be sent over from other libraries, then you're in great shape. Note, a lot of the books may be old / dingy, I've had some with food stains in it which is gross. However, I've also gotten lucky with books in good shape. Most people that work there are friendly and willing to help, I've only had one so so experience with a young girl who acted rude / know it all, even to other staff, so it may just be personality.

it's a bit sketchy and in a bit sketchy area. the building itself is super cute. when we came…read moreinside it was kinda underwhelming but it's been a long time since i've been to a small library like this. it had plenty of children books, didn't get a chance to see the adult section. we had a fussy baby with us. after about ten minutes he was too fussy to be in there so we went back to the car while my nieces read their books. after a while my sister gave me a phone call while she was inside the library and the security guard was extremely rude to her to tell her to get off the phone. my sister wasn't being loud or anything she was just making sure we were okay. i may visit again as it's the closest library to me but if i have another bad experience i may just go out of my way to find a better library.

I have been taking classes at UoP since August and they are not what people have been complaining…read moreabout. They cater to the working adults. The schedule, accessibility to the classwork and all the assistance the counselors provide have been great. All three professors have been awesome in their own way. I've learned a lot. The counselor does call to check up on me so maybe I am the only one receiving special treatment. I will continue to attend this school until I see what some people are talking about.

Just received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology from University of Phoenix and have had a very…read morepleasant experience over all! Currently taking on my MBA at the University of Phoenix- Murrieta Learning Center and have nothing but good things to say about this place. The Student Resource Center is very clean and the staff is very helpful. Beats driving all the way to the library and dealing with a ton of people there any day! Another awesome perk, is that this resource center has an industrial coffee machine for the students. This coffee machine is like your own personal Starbucks-- Except its free! Thanks for being so supportive and for answering all of my questions. You all rock!

I use to go to the Sun City Library prior to it closing for renovations. I didn't even know this…read morelibrary was for public use being connected to the High School. I'm grateful to have found out about it and now is my main library. It's closer to my home and staff there are so nice (staff at Sun City were amazing too). I mainly reserve my books online for pick up but this library is perfect in size and there is always a helpful Librarian around!

The lady in charge of chess club is very kind, and patient in teaching children how to play chess…read more My boys enjoyed it, and so did I! The staff in the front desk were very sweet and right away told me about all the events for the month. This was a great library, we will definitely be going back to this one.

Love Barnes & Noble and their wide range of selection. Although I believe that they need to STOP…read moredownsizing the Spanish section and they need to add books that are WRITTEN in Spanish not just translated from English!!!! Also this is a bookstore not a toy store if I wanted to hear noisy toys going off I would've gone to a kids store, of course I believe that kids should be pushed to read but that is done with BOOKs not toys that take up more than half of the store. They could expand so much more of their selection if they took out even half of the amount of shelves of toys they have!!

It's been awhile since I stepped inside a Barnes & Noble. It smells just like I remember it. That…read morescent of new books. I love it. There is a wide variety of books to choose from. Some with great deals and some with a fair price. During the time I came, there were not plenty of staff present so if I did have a question, I would have to hunt for someone. Other than that, the store was well maintained and orderly.

Our son a Summa Cum Laude graduate, enrolled in Analytic Geometry/Calculus II online with Nizam…read moreKazi, the professor. He sought clarification, but instead of receiving help, he was met with sarcastic remarks from the Nizam Kazi, dismissing his mistake rather than offering guidance. This experience left our son feeling unsupported rather than positively challenged. We demand Nizam Kazi have a constructive approach when interacting with students in the future.

One of the worst schools ever! I wanted to follow a pathway but the advisor completely discouraged…read moreme and told me i would not be able to do it that it is incredibly hard to get in! In addition it is so difficult to get any questions answered or get any help whatsoever! Dont bother and waste your time here