As a student, this is my go-to place to study. It's in a nice, quiet area and contains a lot of…read moresource material that is good for research for assignments. The staff is very helpful and will never turn you down when you need assistance. The building is also nice and clean and has fast, free wifi access.

This is one of the most clean, organized, and friendly libraries I've ever been to. The staff is…read morehelpful and friendly, there are multiple computer areas for work, study, etc. Just yesterday one of the computer rooms held host to a computer lesson on word usage. I come here for tutoring and the parking lot is always clean, and even though the elevators occasionally go out, they're usually back up quickly.

I had a great time at the Tuckahoe library. I was looking to check out the graphic novel, The One…read moreHundred Nights of Hero. I had seen an ad for the upcoming movie and really wanted to read the book. Richmond Public Library didn't seem to offer it, but Henrico Public Library had three copies. I feel like Henrico always has more book options which is nice. Instead of placing it on hold and waiting for it to come to a closer library, I decided to go check out a new to me library. I loved how modern this library was. There was a HUGE amount of parking available. They had women and men restrooms near the front. I liked that at the front they had a new release shelf. They had some other shelves upstairs, but it seems like a majority of the books can be found downstairs. There is a lot of seating as well as a computer lab downstairs. They even had private rooms for rent. It took me a bit to find the graphic novel section. A sweet librarian asked me if they could help and thankfully they pointed me to the correct section to find my book. I loved that at the graphic novel section they had a free bookmark with notable adult graphic novel artists names. The checkout system is DIY. You scan your card and leave the book on this scale that automatically knows what book it is. Another librarian explained this process to me. I had a great time at this library and would recommend it for a new working space (they had good wifi) or finding great books.

Libraries are havens. Everyone here is super friendly and the library is clean and contemporary…read more I used the meeting room for a public meeting, and it had everything I needed. Plenty of tables and chairs, a screen and projection, lectern.... great space. They also have vending machines with drinks and snacks.

Love it..it's a huge very nice library..TONS of dvds for kids..lots of books & magazines..the staff…read morewas nice & helpful..and my 4yr old went to the craft kids hour and made a scarecrow craft an the lady gave her a free craft kit to take home,which was nice..I'd come here more often if it was closer to my house

I like this library! Since moving about a year ago, this has become my local library. One of my…read moregoals this year was to read more and so far, so good. I love that it's super convenient, never busy, and books are easy to find. I notice that they have some good events and programs for kids and tons of computers and spaces to get work done.

Finally checking out the new atlee library. It's gorgeous!…read more Love all the windows and how open it it is. They have a really great children's area full of toys. And although we missed baby story time (toddler was more interested in the toys) the librarian running it sounded really into it which is awesome. We'll definitely be back when we have more time.

I'm impressed every time I come to this library located in a beautiful woody area with tall trees…read more The hard-working attentive knowledgeable helpful library is well-furnished & there are always library staff to help. I was just introduced to Kanopy, a digital library online part of their system. Thank you for this serene environment!

My last review was pretty harsh, but my point still stands that if they say they're open until 5,…read morethey should stay open UNTIL 5. This closing down at 4:50 bs is ridiculous.

I love the Ginter Park Branch, it is a nice spacious library with a great book selection including…read morea nice collection of children's books. The library has nice big tables with lamps and outlets for grad students or students looking for a quiet place to study for free. The library features 17 computers for use, plus a 15 minutes use only computer, and two computers with games and interactive software for kids in the children's section. This branch also has an excellent DVD collection. This branch was renovated and reopened on June of 2016, so it is spacious and clean with a new feeling. The front entrance has bike racks and plentiful parking in the back. The staff here are friendly and super helpful. This library is one of my favorite Richmond libraries so far.

Not technically a LFL, but this community free library fits the bill! This park book box is…read morefashioned after an old barn and it is filled with great reads, mostly fiction and some history books! I found a few interesting novels! I wish they would have included several children's books; cow-abunga dude, the youngsters need so rep! No kid-ding, you're bound to find a book that suits your fancy if you like beach reads! Don't be a chicken, open the barn door and take a book or leave a book! You'll find it at Crump Park, next to the playground where the kids are horsing around! Next time I come by here, I will add some children's and teen selections!

Cute neighborhood Little Free Library in a cul-de-sac neighborhood. Love this brightly colored…read morewhite and turquoise house! It doesn't have a number on it yet, I'll update ASAP! The selections in this cute library range from children's books to classics!! With schools delayed due to Covid, and libraries temporarily closed, this is a great alternative to catch up on your reading!