This is a great library, and I've been here multiple times. The first floor is separated into a…read morekids zone on one side and a quiet study area with tables and computers and a lot of charging stations on the other. The second floor is huge and has a wide array of books for adults including fiction, non-fiction, etc., and again, there are a bunch of sturdy wooden tables, computers, private study rooms/quiet rooms, and even individual seats with attached little tables to get work done in the back. Overall, a great vibe. Also, I love that the entire front of the building is covered and has shade because it's nice to walk there if you just want to stretch your legs, etc. The front entrance also has a separate ramp to get up if you're not able to use the stairs!

I am so disappointed! It was advertised on the Freeman Library Website that it was open on…read moreSaturday, August 30. My family went to the library and it was posted on the outside door that it was open. Sadly everything was closed at 11:00 am. There are many people working in this library. At least, get your hours advertised correctly!

This public library is great if you're around NASA and need a place to lounge. It's not immediately…read moreoff I-45 so it can be easily missed among the car-centric chaos and stores with big signs. I was in the area with 2 hours to spare before my next activity, but wasn't in a spending mood so I stopped by. There's always plenty of comfortable chairs, wooden tables, and public computers open for use. The workers are always polite and helpful if you need to use a computer or reserve a room. I've also used this place several times in the past several years to get some studying done. I've never had issues. There are 2 private rooms on the 2nd floor with a customizable air blower in each room. It functions well as both ventilation and white noise. You face a window to the front entrance which is great for letting sunlight in. However, the room is quite small so it's not ideal for claustrophobic people. I forgot to take a picture but this place has a children's only area as well. The windows are decorated with creative memes and other drawings that add to its kid-friendliness. Looks like a great place to bring your kid here. I've seen more impressive libraries around Houston but this one is by no means bad. It's nice to see libraries still alive and well in this environment. Check it out if you're nearby!

Such a great library and great people. They are open late on the weekdays too. I think until 9pm…read more It's so much cleaner than other libraries around Houston which I highly appreciate.

I got my Texas Drivers License so my 1st stop to show it off was a library. I called before I went…read moreto find out if I could get a library card with a temp license and you can. Arriving at this location you need to know the drive way is a one way snd it's before the sign. I passed the sign up and had to turn in the wrong way ‍ now I know. This is a small library with friendly helpful staff. This place has been updated but I'm Years behind I'm sure. Last time I walked into a library was about 7 years ago and they still used card catalogs. I felt old and out of place lol. To be honest I'm shocked libraries are still a thing. I get all my books online now. I only got one becuse my 94 year old aunt reads a lot and wants the book to hold and buying them gets expensive, even from a thrift shop. The card catalogs are in computers and it's in a system with other libraries so that's helpful and confusing. The books are in alphabetical order and not numerical order so that's helpful. This location has more kids young reader, and teen books than adults. There's also a log of people using the computers, I was surprised by this. I figured everyone had a computer or a smartphone these days ‍ the librarians don't check out books anymore and there's no cards with dates on them either . The librarian (if that's still their name ) did show me how to check out a book. You scan your card and then place your books on the scanner and it checks them all out. I'm guessing microchip inside the dust cover. I'm not sure more research is still needed . Very interesting trip and entertaining even though I officially felt like a 90 year old out of their time

it was nicer than i thought! i came here to study and i liked it smelled clean restrooms were clean…read moremany outlets to plug in my accessories wish there were more seating options! other than that great!

Decided on a whim to apply for a library card within the Brazoria County Library system. Well…read moreactually, maybe it wasn't on a whim. I needed to locate a book for a discussion (professionally related) and the Pearland Library was the only location to have it. So shout out to the Brazoria County Library system! Thanks! I've visited this location once to pickup my library hold. I explored for a short period of time but not for very long. I was able to grab my hold off the shelf with ease and get it checked out with the library staff member. Kudos to them because I didn't have my physical library card with me. I chose to give them a call first to ensure not having my physical card wouldn't be a problem. Staff members were nice and helpful. This location is spacious. When I'm in the area, I'll definitely return. Oh something else to note - a huge green flag (!!) for this library system is that you can apply for the library card online and they will send your card to you in the mail. Talk about accessibility, am I right?

The library isn't overly large nor is it super tiny; it seems as it's just right to some. There…read moreisn't enough tables located in quiet areas. The children's section wasn't completely separated from the adult section as I could hear rambunctious kids talking oh so loudly and playing as if they don't understand the concept of silence. It does seem like the selection of audiobooks and DVDs is far greater than what Parker Williams and Freeman library has combined. Though, this isn't a Harris county library branch. I'm not sure if that's the reason why they don't have wifi for guests. The staff wasn't very welcoming as when I walked in I wasn't greeted, just stared at like I was an alien from outer space. However, one of the shelving assistant that had a Irish accent or British accent was polite and showed that she was friendly. They have early voting going on now in a separate room. There aren't any tile floors just carpet and no bad odor inside. Also, the parking wasn't limited meaning there is lots of spots available. It's pretty convenient to find, if you're traveling from Green Tee just drive straight onto Liberty Dr., it's on the right side across from City Hall. Just off of 518, right before you get to the episcopal church.

It is a beautiful place to go and study and work. The librarians are very helpful and it just feels…read moregoid to be there. They have great community programs too.

This is the new Harris County Library branch that opened June 2011. It is a lovely building with a…read moregreat kid's section, separate teen room called "Teen Isle" and adult books. It also has a small book store. There is an informatin desk as you enter staffed with friendly librarians, and self check out machines. This location even has a drive thru to return books and pick up requested items. They offer children's story time and lots of activities during the summer for kids, teens, and adults with the Summer Reading Program. They have a book club, and active Friends of the Library group. The best part is they are part of the Harris County Library system and you have access to TONS of books and materials from the entire library system!!!

It's public library but it's larger than the average Cy Fair ones because it is also part of the…read moreLone Star College. It is generally very clean and quiet, especially the quiet zone on the second floor. I regard this library a few notches above the Cinco Ranch one.

Excellent library! Huge facility, clean, friendly librarians and lots of activities and events for…read morethe kids. This place has definitely kept me and my family beat the summer boredom and HEAT this year! You might not know but here you can get free flower and herbs seeds to grow for free. I love that! They also have coloring pages and puzzles to work on for kids and adults. We're waiting on the cafe to open and until that happens that'll just bring this library awesomeness to the next level.

I've been going to this library forever. I used to check out VHS tapes here!! Good selection of…read morebooks, interesting guest speakers, and summer activities for children and teens. They also have a big selection of used books for sale by the Friends of the Library.

This is the library I grew up with, I know this library and I like this library very well…read more It is CLOSED on Tuesdays. I usually go here to print something for class and to check out books. Beware of the children section, too many children in one area and sometimes the children can be too loud and very disturbing too. They have book section for all ages, and whether you speak English, Vietnamese, or Spanish they have a book for you. They always have activities going on mostly for the Vietnamese or children. Right now, they have a reading club you have to read up to 5 books under 60 minutes. You can read a magazine, book, or a newspaper. It's better to read a book, so you can keep up with the time. When you get through with reading your books, your name is entered into a drawing and you can either win a $30 Amazon gift card or a Kindle. Parking is very spacious since it is in a strip mall area with other legal places like WIC, Tax county place, and etc. Usually the librarians are nice, some are weird, and some just don't speak much. I don't mind the librarians too much.

We genuinely love this library. I grew up coming here but now I bring my kid here to check out…read morebooks and play in their great kids section whenever we are in town. The museum upstairs is spectacular and really honors the island and its history.

I had been wanting to visit the Rosenberg Library since booking my vacation to Galveston. This…read morelibrary did not disappoint! The Rosenberg Library is huge! On the fourth floor, they have it dedicated to the history of Galveston. It was interesting to learn more about the 1900 hurricane that devastated Galveston. The library did a fantastic job with that exhibit as well as the Galveston's African American history and the history of Galveston in general. There is also a rare book room as this floor and very clean restrooms. The third floor was the young adult and computer area which we did not go to, but it did look nice. The second floor had books, board games, video games, DVDs, audiobooks, and more to check out. (We needed up checking out a board game for our stay.) This floor also had magazines, a community jigsaw puzzle, a small used bookshop area (with books available for cheap and in great condition), and a few other things. The ground floor hosts the children's area which we did not go to, but it looked like a cute and engaging area for children. The circulation desk is on the ground floor as well. Staff was all very friendly as well. There's also ample free parking in the parking lot for the library as well. Definitely check out this library when you're in Galveston.