I am a regular patron of the Alpharetta GA Branch library. It is greatly disturbing, and…read moredisappointing about the ongoing issues with the poor sanitation, public computers and printers. Over the past several visits, I have noticed that the multiple computers are either out of service or functioning intermittently, and the printers frequently experience errors or downtown, and the computer monitor, mouse and keyboards are covered with food, hair, dirt, crumbs, and other unclean things, which makes it difficult for patrons to complete essential tasks such as sanitation, printing important documents, conducting research or applying for jobs. Please keep the public library clean, and the maintained. This is very concerning.

This is a nice library located in downtown Alpharetta. It's a bit on the smaller side but it's…read morestill pretty cozy and I could see myself hanging it out here to study or something. They have a small shop in the front where they sell used books and other media for very affordable prices. They have a few seats in the front of the library to chill as well.

Clean, well-organized, and thoughtfully designed with a great selection of books. I loved the…read moredifferent reading areas that make it easy to settle in with a good book, and the secure entrance adds a sense of comfort. The only downside for me was that, living in Fulton County, I wasn't eligible for a free library card--it would cost $40 annually. Still, for those within the system, this library offers a truly welcoming and inspiring place to read, study, or simply enjoy quiet time.

This is my local library. With these corona times you can put holds on books and they will go…read moreinside and get them for you. Or, in my opinion, it is easier to just walk in and grab your books off the hold shelf. The employees are friendly and helpful. Masks are encouraged and all employees are wearing masks.

My first time at the Duluth Library and it is beautiful. Furthermore, I haven't been to the library…read morein about 20 years. LoL!! I took the 1hr 49min ride to the Duluth Library to experience the engagement with Raymond Santana. Detailed as, "Join Raymond Santana, one of the Central Park Five, as he discusses his young adult illustrated memoir, "Pushing Hope," which reflects on his wrongful conviction and tireless fight for his 2002 exoneration." I was excited to be in the room. The Duluth Library was the perfect place to have this event. The space was huge. The sound system was perfect and went throughout the entire room and the way the room was set up was ideal for the audience to focus and be able to feel the emotions expressed with each word. More than just a library, the Duluth Library was a night of memoir engagement for me and I am so happy that I went and was able to be present. Overall, the Duluth Library is humungus, super clean, and is easy to navigate when looking for books. The staff was super friendly and greeted me upon walking in with smiles on their faces. If you're in the area and ready to engage with all the Duluth Library has to offer. Make sure to stop in and check out all you've been missing.

I love this branch. It is modern and spacious. Very bright on the inside and you get a ton of…read morenatural lighting as well. The seating arrangement is well thought out. Plenty of outlets and USB ports. The staff is always super friendly, helpful and professional. Plenty of Mac Monitors to choose from. The selection of books are solid. Last, they have book club and author programs all the time that are well done and as someone mentioned you don't have to live in Gwinnett County to attend these programs. This is a great branch and I can't recommend it enough. During different times, the branch has kiosks that give out free COVID or flu testing kits. The people running this branch are really on top of it! Separate and apart from this review, this is also an Amazon Locker location.

Update on "how it works" during covid. The library is still open for checkouts, but patrons can…read morenot go inside the library. This is easiest process to get materials: 1. Use online library website to reserve materials. 2. You will get an email when the materials are ready for pickup. 3. Library then has two phone call system. First call is to reserve a time for pickup of materials at the library. 4. After you arrive at the library at appointed time, second call is to tell the librarian you are outside. 5. Librarian will bring the materials outside and put them on white table with zero contact. 6. You pick up your materials and head home. Sort of convoluted, but good procedure to protect patrons and librarians. Please see my previous review for more information on the library.

Came here to vote. The staff was really nice and they did a good job of keeping the lines…read moreorganized. However, there needs to be more signage so people know which door to enter into.

What a beautiful library! Such a large space to enjoy with the kids as they have a dedicated…read morechildren's area and many ongoing events for all ages. Great for adults needing a space to use their laptops or use one of the library's computers. This was my first visit to this location and it won't be my last. Large spacious parking lot and also had multiple drive-up book-return bins in front of the entrance. They also take gently used books for donation.

I love my library. Cobb libraries try hard to get you what you need and have good services. Good…read morework space and great employees.

LOVE, LOVE, LOOOOVE THIS LIBRARY. The wonderful ladies are very kind and open…read more They have a variety of books ranging from children books to adult-themed novels. I have come to this library quite a few times while still in high school. They even have comic books and manga! Classic!

WORST LIBRARY TO VISIT. I come to this library a lot due to how close it is to home, but I am…read morealways annoyed at the library's behavior. Every time I have visited, kids are always loud. Yes, kids are usually loud, but this is INSANELY loud. Not only that, there are kids running around the library playing a game of tag! It distracts people who are actually doing work! In both situations, the librarians do little to nothing about the kids yelling and running around. At the entrance, there is a posted sign saying "NO Cell Phone Use In Library." Yet, ADULTS are on there phones talking like they would at home! There are sometimes tutors that come to the library to do their tutoring, but they do it in an insane way. There are ALWAYS 3 STUDY ROOMS OPEN, yet not one time have they used a study room! If you are ever in the vicinity and need to go to a library, use a different library unless you don't mind anything.

The library is so AMAZING!! Great place to go n just chill n relax if you like or find your…read morefavorite book. You can even get on the internet if you like. The Librarians are VERY helpful, n are there to be of assistance in any way possible that you may need! Th is place is a safe haven n makes you feel like home if you are a book worm, a parent, or someone that just wants to come visit the library. They even have a passport center, n off you want a place to be so quiet, they have a quiet room for you to go n study, read, reflect, just whatever. People can say what they will, but I personally LOVE this library n so does my family. Danielle Jones-Tetteh

This has to be the noisiest place ever. I thought this was a place to study in peace. Study groups…read moreand a place for your kids to come and play while you read is ridiculous. I thought Starbucks and places of that nature was what study groups are for NOT THE LIBRARY. AND NOT ONCE DID ANY OF THE LIBRARIANS ASK FOLKS TO QUIET DOWN. This place is the worst. IF you want to try and study DO NOT COME HERE. You will be disappointed!!! Now if you want to hang out and socialize then this is the place for you. YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE TO USE HEADPHONES TO CONCENTRATE. The people who work here are STRAIGHT POINTLESS!!

Located down the hill from Roswell Town Square on the way to the covered bridge and the trailhead,…read morethis Little Free Library is easy to spot in the parking area. It is maroon colored and stands on a single post. There is parking. The door is secured with a twist catch. Inside are two shelves of books that are well protected by from the elements. Today's selection was a little lean - only four books today - cookbooks and a young adult mystery. I would have added to it but we're at the tail end of my trip and I've already redistributed the books from my own library I am shrinking. This is charter number 44452 and it is titled "Mary Kelly" with the steward's email address in the listing. The online caption reads, "This is the second LFL in Roswell in memory of my daughter, Heather, who died from meningitis in 2014. The other one is on Roswell Town Square." [Review 1089 of 2024 - 753 in Georgia - 22116 overall]

This little gem is a popular LFL located at the entrance to Old Mill Park. I actually had a hard…read moretime finding this place because Google map lists the address as 95 Mill View Avenue. If you follow according to that address it will take you into a neighborhood where it dead ends. 1 Mill St. Roswell, GA 30075 is a better address to plug into your GPS. According to Little Free Library.org's website library was built by parents Jim and Nancy in honor of their daughter Heather who since has passed away. The library structure is a replica of the Roswell Mill and at one time it had the wheel in the back that turned. But that has long been lost or broke off...not sure which....When I visited the library it was jammed pack with books and there was actually a line of people waiting to either donate or take a book...so good to see that....it's a great addition to our humble neighborhood. Thanks Jim, Nancy and Heather....