A very friendly and helpful place. I love that as…read moresnowbirds we can have a library card here too. I'm in a book club and the librarians help me find the books I need to keep up with my reading.

This library is bustling almost the entire day, and is quite the hub in downtown Sebring. The decor…read moreis classically beautiful, and I love the modern touches of pop-up power outlets from the middle of the tables. The WiFi is excellent here, and rarely slows down, making it a great place to work. The employees, however, are hit or miss... with some of my favorites coming from the younger ones. Also, the men's restroom door is somewhat damages and the bathroom could use some cleaning. The photos of sunsets are no joke, as the nearby pier and park both make for some absurdly beautiful sunsets and sunrises.

This library opened in Frostproof in 1978. It is named in honor of agriculture titan and…read morephilanthropist Latimer "Latt" Maxcy. The library started out in 1920 as a small collection of books in the Presbyterian Church. Books were then donated to the high school and the public. In 1921, a Library Association was formed by residents to secure land and money for a building for a City Library. The library was completed in 1922 and in 1924 the Frostproof Woman's Club accepted books and magazines for the library collection. In 1976 Frostproof accepted a new library building from the Maxcy Foundation. Mr. Maxcy owned much of the ranch and grove land in this part of Florida for years. He was also a benefactor of culture and education in Frostproof. This library was dedicated and opened to the public on April 16, 1978. Today the library has a collection of over 28,000 books, audiobooks, movies, periodicals and e-books along with programs for all ages. The library is owned operated by the City of Frostproof and is a member of the Polk County Library Cooperative. It is partially funded by the Polk County Board of County Commissioners.

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 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

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.

Great location in the city, beautiful and clean environment (including bathrooms), excellent WiFi,…read moreand outlets near the back tables with personal desks available. The staff is friendly and helpful. It is the type of library that I would actually expect from a much larger city. I will be coming back here for sure!

Was insulted by the gentleman at the front desk. Florida's library system is very confusing to…read moreme...he asked me if I just landed.

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.

This is a great library. My closest library was at Mid-County Library at Forrest Nelson in Port…read moreCharlotte, Fl.. But that library got demolished in hurricane Ian in 2022. So sad. I hear rumors they may rebuild. Hope so. Anyhow, this library on Aaron St. is great and they have been busy trying to fill in for the the closed library. And I confess I love the FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY. I donate and buy many books from the used book stores by the libraries. I just read (from their used book store) the play A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. I confess I never read it before and it was a fun fast read. Then I found the play on television and watched it. Loved them both.

From the owner: Free Wifi, Pubic Computers, Printing (charges apply)read more