The professionalism in this library is on another level. The staff is always ready to help, and the…read morestudy rooms make it easy for groups to work together. The entire space is clean, neat, and thoughtfully organized truly something for everyone. There's a quiet section dedicated to studying, and I can vouch for it because I'm here almost daily. If you haven't visited yet, come see for yourself. It's a fantastic community resource.

We joined the Tualatin library and have had a great experience. All the staff are friendly and…read morenice. Their parking lot is a little funky and can be busy at times. It's a shared area with the city of Tualatin. We joined their summer reading program and have enjoyed doing that as well.

This is a fantastic library. One of the first things I noticed was that the bookshelves were lit…read morefrom the top panels of each shelving unit. Now, I'm not presbyopic but even my young eyes could appreciate how much easier it was to read the titles on the spine of each book with that extra lighting. Staff seemed friendly and the library was clean and quiet, just as a library should be. The library is a bit smaller, but you can always get books delivered to the Sherwood Library for pick-up

Fantastic library and a hub for the local community. Yes it's not the biggest library ever but it's…read morejust fine for Sherwood. They give out free books every once in a while and it's tailored really well inside to kids of all ages.

Hadn't visited this library before until this month, and now I've been a couple of times in the…read morepast two weeks. Seems geared toward kids -- 75% of the stacks are picture books, early readers, etc. And a good portion of those are bilingual and non-English materials (mostly Spanish). There's also a play area (play kitchen), duplos, bins full of board books, and coloring pages. And, yes, there is a hand sanitizer. The adult section is tucked into one nook -- this is where you'll find fiction, NF, graphic novels, and YA. Like any library there are computers; wasn't too busy on a late Saturday morning. Bonus for easy parking (lot and street) and the park right across the way! We'll probably end up going to the big sibling Brookwood location more often, just for proximity and larger size of its collection, but this branch isn't half bad.

Hats off to a great library. With a good board game collection besides books, the library offers…read moreother services such as notary service. I love their interiors which is quite updated with technology.

We love going to the West Linn Library. It is one of my daughter's favorite places and we try to go…read moreat least once a week. The staff at the West Linn library are top notch- incredibly personable, super friendly, always willing to help and you can just tell they love their jobs. This library always has a welcoming and happy vibe. You can see it is well cared for and this library is always clean. We tend to park in the back since it is closer to their children's area which is downstairs. The adult lucky day (newest books that you can't put on hold and have a 14 day loan timeframe) are upstairs where you also will find the holds. The staff are so helpful with getting holds for you and even go the extra length to find books that are not even in the Clackamas county bandwidth. We have gotten books as far from as Montana when certain books are harder to find. The West Linn library has so many thoughtful touches that makes this place so special. They do scavenger hunts every other month, the tales to tail program, reading summer program (where each child gets to pick out a book to take home that is theirs, complimentary Blazers ticket, etc once they completed the program), curated book lists by grade/reading level, they offer tons of youth activities- in house (especially on days that primary schools have the day off) and take home activities too. They have a community puzzle, normally a survey or a this/that to engage conversation. Their weekly programs like story hour were a staple for our kids when they were younger. I highly recommend checking out this special library and look forward to taking my kids there.

I'm on a mission to find the best library for remote work in the Portland metro and so far West…read moreLinn is winning. It was very quiet, calm and clean with plenty of seating. There are large windows facing a green space, so lots of natural light as well. As a bonus: if you have a Clackamas County library card, you can take seeds from their community seed bank. The seeds were high quality, well-organized, and many of them were organic.

Easy checkout. Good selection. Great parking. Nice location easy to get to. Easy drive from my…read morehouse

Miss Holly is the best story teller for the one years olds class! Our kids and all the other kids…read morewere actively engaged the entire time and "no rules" like other toddler library story times. She doesn't need them because the children absolutely love her!

On Saturday, I had an agenda. I had to complete my Continuing Education requirements to renew my…read morePharmacy Technician License and the mobile app is a nightmare so off to the Library. I didn't account for the mass of people however...it just took me a couple extra minutes to find a parking spot then I went in. The experience this time was considerably better. There was more noise than usual, but it was for a good reason. There was assisting going on...with many translators available that was helping people. There wasn't any DoorDash issues and the kids there were pretty well behaved. I was able to complete my task very quickly and efficiently and that was definitely a good thing.

I have so many positive comments to share about the main branch of the Beaverton Library! This is a…read morehuge library with two floors, conference rooms, children's and teen center as well as activity space. They offer tutoring, tech help, book clubs, a Makerspace, printing, and scanning. Feel free to browse the shelves of books in person or online. There are bookshelves where they sell used books for $1.

This library is part of the Washington County Cooperative. And that means you can get books from…read moreANY WA county library here AND return them here too. Which is awesome. It's a small library but full of great books! They have a lot of activities and offer a lot to the community.

Lovely library with a decent selection. A smaller one than the main Beaverton Library but I believe…read moreit feels much more cozy and comfortable. Staff is friendly and helpful, helped me set up a library card and is always there to help if needed. Their programs are wonderful and I love seeing the community grow and thrive there!

This is definitely one of my favorite library in the area! They have so many books that most of the…read morelibraries don't have, I found some amazing books ranging from vintage to current and present day. I really love the way this library is set up and the library of things that they have here as well.

We are so fortunate to have such a nice library. The librarians are happy to help you with…read moreresources online. Very relaxing to browse new books and a good way to find books to read is with their recommendations. There are also book cubs you can join to get into reading, if you have meant to.