It's been years since I have been here and learned that the kids library that was on the first…read morefloor (last time I remembered) had been moved to the second floor with the adult section. It is very open and spacious with tables with computers and chairs spread throughout. There is also an area in the back for kids and even a play area. Self check out kiosks in the front which were very interesting and quick to use. My mini me and her baby came to get some books and have a little fun in the kids area before we headed home. The little one enjoyed her time exploring and choosing books too. I need to come back and renew my library card and see about checking some items out.

Hailey and I have been coming here for 13 years for children to read to her. We have rescheduled to…read moreMarch 25 from 4-5 pm. We hope to see you then. She loves fist bumping with the children and we have a Children's book that tells all about our adventures that you can see. The Adventures of Hailey the Therapy dog. Eric and Hailey.

Big library, two librarians, open on Saturday! Yay!! The…read moreindustrial exterior red entrance door is malfunctioning... so be careful going in. Location: Close to fwy, close to Costco, easy to find, BIG selection of books. Large kids area. Lots of DVDs... some weird titles so use discretion. You can donate books - Friends of Library has a few for sale.

The Cordelia library has been a great place to visit for the last 20 years plus! It's been a place…read moreof Calm. It's clean it's quiet. It has lots of great books to choose from. They offer private study areas and now I am taking my grand children there. They also have a play area. Also do not forget to check out their monthly events calendar.

Came to this library to try the baby story time they have weekly. Arrived a few minutes late and…read morethe doors were locked which was a bummer. The other libraries that participate in story time do not lock the doors. Walked around the library and it was exactly what I remembered it being from when I used to go as a child. The only thing that's changed is that there are A LOT of homeless in the front and back of the library which is unfortunate. I don't think I'll be back to this library with so many others to choose from that don't have homeless hanging around outside. The back of the library near the water is still nice

Nice sized library with pleasant staff. The hours posted are not correct. I stopped by Monday…read morearound 5:15pm (When I looked up the hours, it said it closed at 8pm) and it was closed. I returned on Wednesday during my lunch break to pick up a Malcom X autobiography I had placed on hold. Checkout was a breeze at the self checkout counter, with the option to print out a receipt with the due date printed.

In honor of Earth Day, I decided to visit this library. I've been meaning to do this for almost a…read moreyear. I've seen some libraries with some great library of things. Useful items that you usually you only use once or twice. Borrowing instead of buying makes so much sense. But this library things just blew me away with its extensive collection. Pickleball? Sewing machine? Weights for weightlifting? Cookie cutters? They got it. They have day passes for state parks, museums, theaters... You don't need your own fax machine or your own printer. If you're computing needs are light, just come to the library and use their computers. The fees are so much more reasonable than buying equipment that becomes obsolete in 3 to 5 years. This particular library seems to have a fairly large collection of physical books. Of course, I zoomed straight for the cookbook and the gardening books. They have a great selection of cookbooks. I have collected cookbooks in the past. I got up to 65 before I realized: my shelves were about to collapse. I was only using each cookbook at best 3 to 5 recipes. This is when you realize you have got to clean house and use the library instead. But don't limit yourself to the physical books, remember to check the electronic resources. As far as I know, you have access to many libraries in the California system. I have memberships to many of the towns and cities where I have resided, and they have never canceled my electronic memberships. So I have access to at least three major systems. And it's a good thing I have access to online resources because by the time I picked up all the Cook books I knew I had reached my physical limits and it was time to stop. I was sucked in by the gift shop. This particular section had even more outré books. I picked up a book for fountain pen collectors, and I was about to buy a classic book from Harold McGee when I realized it was available online. Thank goodness. This was a bit too much weightlifting for me. A friend of mine once suggested a wonderful gift. For anyone who's into books, go to the library and pick out a selection of books that you would recommend highly. Your friend gets to read some great books without dealing with the space requirements. And if they don't like it, it's easy to get rid of them. Happy earth day! Here's to enriching your life without cluttering it.

This library is an incredible community space that offers so much more than books. It is not always…read morecompletely quiet, but that is part of what makes it special. The library feels alive, welcoming and social, with people learning, collaborating and participating in events throughout the day. There's a wide range of resources available and the staff is amazing. Everyone I have interacted with has been kind, patient and eager to help. I am especially thankful to one staff member, whose name I will add when I remember it, who assisted me in the Memory Lab. With her help I was able to digitize 30 year old VHS tapes of my grandparents who have since passed away. The events, tools and services offered here are truly impressive and accessible to the public. From technology assistance to creative programs the library goes above and beyond to serve its community. I am incredibly grateful for the resources they provide and for the caring staff who make this library such a meaningful place.

I love this library I've been going here for a few years now . This library is very clean and they…read morehave helpful staff to guide visitors in the right direction. Before I bought my laptop I was always using their computers I noticed that their Mac desktops are in the front of rows in the center of the building while Windows desktops take up the midsection and the back of the rows of the library. There are study rooms on each side of the library. It is so quiet in this library when compared to other libraries I've been too.

I really like the newly updated library. Not only has it been freshened up inside but the outside…read moremakes it even more inviting. The artwork and natural aesthetic makes one want to linger and take in the beauty. Well done!

This review is for FRIENDS OF VACAVILLE LIBRARY (FOVL) operating the WORDS OF WONDER (WOW)…read moreBOOKSTORE located inside this Vacaville Cultural Center Library. The WOW bookstore is open several days per week. It sells donated, used books, CDs, etc., and it is staffed by volunteers. I signed up to volunteer, and was really excited to learn more about donating time to the Book Store and its Board of Directors, as discussed with Volunteer Coordinator Michelle. However my experience when attending the group orientation onsite was met with prejudice and discrimination by Director Cathy. When I arrived for orientation the library staff at the Information Desk directed me to the bookstore located inside and to the right. However the bookstore door was locked. I could see the lights were on and someone was inside so I tapped lightly on the door. Cathy unlocked the door slightly, and looked at me sternly. We were face to face - less than 1 foot apart. I introduced myself, advised I was referred by Michelle, and was there for Volunteer Orientation. Another new volunteer walked up behind me, and said she "was here for the same thing." This volunteer remained about 2 feet behind me. Cathy smiled at her, opened the door wider, reached around and behind me, and shook the other volunteer's hand. Then while looking solely at the other volunteer Cathy told us where to find Michelle and the others (at a table 100 feet away). It was obvious Cathy didn't want to acknowledge, touch or speak with me. The other volunteer was not a woman of color. I am. And since I was clean, well groomed, and well dressed, I can only assume Cathy's indifference and lack of respect was because of a prejudice against women of color. At the very least she didn't feel I deserved the same basic courtesies she extended to the new volunteer standing behind me. Her actions said she didn't value me or my contributions. Shocked by Cathy's overt act of racism I managed to move towards and even participate in the orientation. Alhough I couldn't stop thinking about the way I had been treated. I did tour the bookstore briefly after the group session, at Michelle's urgence. She was excited that I had experience working on and with Boards, and wanted me to meet Cathy. I try to look for the good in people so I decided to give Cathy another chance. However after Michelle introduced us Cathy still didn't give me the greeting she had given my counterpart earlier. No hand shake, no greeting, no smile - just demanded, "tell me (her) about your work history" - with a snarl and superior demeanor. I stopped her interrogation-type inquiry and extended my hand stating I would like to "formally introduce myself." She shook it reluctantly. Still no pleasantries. There was no mistaking that she was speaking with me because Michelle told her someone was interested in volunteering in the bookstore and on the Board of Directors but when she saw it was me she couldn't hide her prejudice, again. I left there knowing I could not volunteer my time or services to an organization whose director looked down upon people and treated them differently because of the color of their skin. I provided feedback to Michelle, and reminded her we are a diverse nation, and expertise and contributions come in all colors. And told her that based on my experience I could not and would not be donating my time or services to FOVL WOW. As long as the Cathy's are in charge here African American or others of color won't be treated with the same dignity and respect. So that's a big no for me.

This library is wonderful when you need to get some studying in! Unlike other libraries in the…read morearea, they have cubicles with power outlets to charge your electronics while you study (I haven't seen these since I was an undergrad in college). This feature is essential for me since I don't need any distractions while I study. The library is quiet, for the most part, however, there are occasional rowdy kids and adults that want to talk on their phones very loudly at times. I highly recommend bringing noise-canceling headphones if you plan on coming here to study or get work done. The building is quite spacious and has a good selection of books and computers to use. I have yet to rent a book here, so I'll likely update my review when I do. Overall, I really like the Mitchell Memorial Library and will be visiting it again in the near future.

This is a great library. They have pretty good hours and they have a good assortment of books as…read morewell and they checkout times are pretty lengthy. Also, my kids love to check out the games and they are extended in enough time for them to play beat them and then take them back without buying the actual game. It's perfect.

Ongoing Noise Issues - Leadership Needs to Step Up The…read moreSuisun City Library itself is a very nice facility, but the noise level here has become a recurring issue. This was not my first experience dealing with a chaotic environment here, but my recent visit was the final straw. I came in specifically needing to prepare some legal paperwork, expecting a quiet environment where I could concentrate. Instead, it felt like a fair atmosphere. There were kids screaming and parents holding loud conversations without a care in the world. Whatever happened to using your "library voice"? The most frustrating part is that the staff completely fails to intervene. It is incredibly disappointing that management lets the noise level get so completely out of control. I really hope leadership steps up, enforces some basic rules, and brings back a standard of respect for patrons who need to read, study, or focus.

What an amazing place that offers so many amazing crafts for children. Thank you from the bottom of…read moremy heart to the amazing volunteers and workers. You are what makes America great! LIBRARIES ARE AMAZING!!