Compared to the Iowa City public library, this place stands out. First of all they offer free…read moreprinting for anyone whose household doesn't have a printer and I our paperless world. you can print 10 pages a day for free with the library card. The library is new, nice, clean and organized. What really stood out was that they also act as a sort of community center where I saw needy people come in for an honor system, food, and pantry. During this tough times it was nice to see kids be able to get a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and some snack snacks. Plenty of parking u like the downtown IC library

As an Iowa City resident, I can't say that I frequent the Coralville Public Library often. That…read morebeing said-- I am on a youth sports team board and we needed to schedule an impromptu meeting and the CPL came through! It was an easy process. The staff was diligent and kind. The meeting room itself was great! Super clean. Parking is plentiful. Signage to find your spot is on point. No complaints! My kiddos frequent this library often with their grandparents, as well as in the summer with SPARKS Camp and it is a top notch resource for the Coralville community! The programing is great, the building itself is well maintained, its selection is fabulous. Overall, the Coralville Public Library is a staple. Whether you need to check out a book or plan a meeting-- check out CPL.

Having been going to the Coralville library for recent years, the Iowa city location was a welcome…read moresurprise. Once you get over the parking and charging for printing, this is a far superior option with little offices and cozy reading nooks that you just don't get in Coralville. Really love this layout

This is really the only library I've ever really known. I'm a two decade user of the ICPL. And…read more.. it's like a fine wine guys. The older you get, the better it gets. As a kiddo-- story time, summer reading programs, movie nights, computer games to play and a plethora of toys scattered throughout the secluded children's section! Not to mention books, movies, video games, puzzles and more to bring home. As a college kid-- a quiet, air conditioned spot that has newer movies as well as video games to checkout for free. (Take that Redbox. And you, Netflix for not having the movie or season I reallllly wanted to watch!) They also loan equipment like bluray players, laptops and hotspots. Plus, study rooms on the second level are available. As an adult-- THEY LOAN ART, ya'all! A Digital Media Lab also lives here with Adobe Creative Cloud Suite Software. And their digital library is impressive with Kanopy, Local Music Project, RBdigital and more! Parking CAN be an issue-- I'd recommend the Dubuque Street Ramp, which is a block away. First hour free. The staff at the ICPL is wonderful. So helpful and knowledgable, with a smile worn MOST of the time. Also, don't forget a reusable bag for all your checked out goodies!

good location. took my daycare here for a visit, but the lights in the bathroom went out the little…read moregirl was in there. Do you people have a timer on them? She had an upset stomach because of the Taco Bell she ate. thank you much.

Really nice library, friendly staff, updated media great selection of books, cirrent newspapers,…read more magazines. And small group rooms for small meetings and working sessions, very comfortable library.

You want books, they got books…read more That really is the number one requirement for a library. However, the North liberty community library has a very friendly staff, a nice selection of computers to work on, and they also participate in a program which allows you to electronically borrow e-books and audiobooks. While it isn't the biggest, the most historic, or the most beautiful on the inside, it has everything you need in the library with small-town charm.

Library staff is very nice and helpful. There is a lot of CD and DVD selections for patrons to…read moreborrow. Internet stations are available to use and a study room as well. They always have different activities available to patrons. Examples include: Teen night, Storytime, movies, video game night, etc. It's always fun there. Make sure you say hello to Flat Stanley!

One of my favorite libraries. My grandmother Edith smith was a librarian there in the 1970s.read more

since there is no cable or dsl service in town the Library has Wifi and is everyone with a…read moreconnections internet source. The have reading night for the kids and a great selection of books.

For what some would consider a "rural" library, the selection of books, audio books, movies, etc…read more is exceptional. I live in a community about 20-25 minutes away, but check out items oftern. They offer great programming and the staff is always so friendly and helpful. If you are in the area, stop in to visit. If you live in Kalona and don't visit the library, you need to. It is a great community service and offers more than just books.

as small as this library is, you can tell it is well cared for. reminds me a little of my childhood…read morelibrary, except the building is much newer. our brief chat with the librarians was just as charming as the building itself. this li'l community is lucky to have such a nice library!

I don't live here. But I love this library. It's open and airy and feels like a bookstore that I…read morewant to spend the day in, but would feel guilty doing so and not buying something. But. This is a library! I can scan the new arrivals, curl up in a chair, ask a friendly "salesperson", I mean librarian, a question and hang out all day. Love it. Now. If only they sold coffee and tea.

Nothing fancy. It is a library. They moved from their old building to a brand new one. Nice part…read morelots of computers to use. Just doesn't seem like there are that many books..... I guess because I grew up in a bigger town and their library was almost double the size.

Beautiful building. Clean. But I remember when you could come to the library and expect it to be…read morequiet.