Came in to check it out. Thought I could pay a fine. Instead, no one is here. It's completely open!…read more You can sit and read alone or with others. There are books to take or read here. A section is for little ones, and a section for adults. You can also find information about the Hillsborough Library System: Hoopla online, tutoring, how to connect to the website, and more.

Strolling into this bookstore and I knew I found a hidden gem for fellow book lovers like myself…read more From the moment I walked in, I felt at home. The owner was incredibly friendly and genuinely knowledgably about the book world. She took time to educate me and other fellow guests about the history of the store, which you can learn more from the newspaper clippings in the back of the store. She also talked to me about the Little Free Libraries, how they work, how to find all the registered ones online, and even encouraged me by saying I could host one myself. That conversation along made the visit feel special as you can see how passionate she is. The store has a wide selection of books, thoughtfully organized, with something for every kind of reader. My absolute favorite part was the cozy corner of vintage books - such a charming collection, each one priced fairly and appropriately for its condition and uniqueness. It felt like stepping into a little time capsule. Beyond books, they also carry comics and games, which adds to the fun and makes this place great for browsing, whether you're a serious collector or just popping in to explore. If you love books, community, and supporting small businesses with heart, this place is definitely worth a visit.

I was in the area when I came across Wilson's Book World, a secondhand bookstore, and decided to…read morestop in. Parking was easy to find in the store's lot. I was impressed by the wide selection of books in good condition, all of which were available at affordable prices. You can find a variety of genres here, making it a perfect place to spend quality time browsing and discovering new reads. The staff member working that day was knowledgeable about the books, knew exactly where everything was located, and was eager to provide recommendations and help find specific titles.

Nice when they are open . They don't seem to go by store hours but when open terrificread more

Just your average local used book store. Reasonable selection of books. A bit pricey but remember…read morethat you are supporting a local business. And when your done, there is an ice cream store next door. Overall, a nice place to find some used books.

This bookstore has tons of old-school novels. I particularly enjoy fantasy and sci-fi, and they…read morehave plenty of that. The person who works there is nice to talk to and she helped me find what I wanted. They have good sales every so often.

Think the staff does not like people or something - seems like she always argues and is Very Pushy…read morewith us everytime that I take my kids there. She Scares me on how she acts in front of my Kids like this - any time that we have been there. Last time, she would not stop yelling at my family "that SHE could SHOUT ALL she WANTED to". I politely asked her to Stop, but she continued Yelling across the store repeatedly over and over - until we just gave up and left. She even went outside and was Shouting across the parking lot. Will not take my kids there ever again. This was absolutely ridiculous. I did Not appreciate explaining a Violent and Disrespectful Adult acting this Unrespectable to or in front of my kids. Would you take your kids to experience this ? Prices are expensive - and credit isnt much for donating books anyway ... Guess they don't care about - nor want their customers. *** Lost us as customers. Bye ! ps: My wife doesn't seem to like taking the kids here either. Don't think that she has the patience to deal with people like this (the staff's weird behavior and Pushiness with people).

I took my grand kids to this library because it is convenient to the south Tampa area. There is…read moreample parking and it is in a secure area. I thought the security was visible from the metal detection at the entrance to the sheriff officer by the desk. Once inside, the children area is located just to the right. It was very clean and an employee was consistently reshelving books that the kids took off the shelf to look at. There are two computers in the children's area to explore learning activities. The seating/furniture was okay but not super kid friendly. I would have liked to see some bean bag chairs or a carpeted area for a casual relaxed reading. It was not crowded at all just after the lunch hour and it was a good time for all of us.

After waiting years for the renovations at Charles J. Fendig public library to finish I am so…read moredisappointed with the finished results. The children's area is almost nonexistent and the lack of parking is still an issue. This location is the most convenient to my house, but I would rather drive further to the Jan Platt library because there is plenty of parking, a larger selection of books, and there is an incredible children's section that is walled off so you don't have to worry about young children disturbing the peace at the library. This is one of the smallest libraries in Tampa so chances are that they won't carry the book(s) that you're looking for.

Love love love this school! Finding the right school is so hard, and I can help you with that…read moredecision by telling you the owners care so deeply and are so involved! So much community being built! I absolutely recommend this school!

This is a great Learning Center with several amazing teachers that have longevity at this…read moreMontessori School. The owners go above and beyond bringing a standard of Excellence to the center. It is very clean and warm. If you are looking for a friendly warm environment, where your children will learn and thrive, this is the place for you.!

This library is perfect for the beach goers as it's located in the turning circle at the end of…read moreSunset Beach. Painted in beach colors with a white top, it's easy enough to spot. The single door opens to show one shelf of books in two stacks. Mostly paperbacks and beach reading here, a few mysteries and mostly thin children's books today. Nothing that caught my eye. This is charter number 23484 and is listed in the Little Free Library map database. The online caption reads, "This LFL was built by the Rooney family and donated to the citizens of and visitors to Tarpon Springs Florida. Tarpon springs is noted as the worlds largest supplier of natural sponges in the world. Sponges are harvested from the warm and fertile waters of the Gulf of Mexico." Enjoy! [Review 386 of 2025 - 2036 in Florida - 23948 overall]

Went with my daughter and a few friends and had the best time. Good selection of items to paint,…read moregreat color selection and reasonably priced. Only draw back (did not apply to us) might be that they do not have snacks or beverages for purchase but that can be remedied by bringing your own or visiting the coffee shop or pizza place nearby. We already can't wait to go back!

Absolutely loved my time here at the studio. The ladies were so sweet and pleasant. The ambience…read morewas very calm and relaxing. The hardest part is not only choosing the piece you want to paint but being able to only pick out 6 colors. Lol. All the colors are so pretty but the 6 was just enough. This is such a great place for all and any occasion. Group dates, solo dates, you name it. I truly enjoyed my time and will post the final look of my mug when I pick it up.

Ben has helped our company, Riverside Recovery of Tampa, with numerous projects and he's always a…read moredelight to work with. Very organized and has always produced top tier content for us. I can't recommend highly enough!

Ben Bradley shot my wedding in fall 2013, at the Naples Botanical Garden in South Florida. Ben's…read morework is nothing short of spectacular. The final product felt cinematic, trendy, and happy. I felt like I was watching a feature film and then recognizing myself and all my loved ones. He work insanely hard to capture every special shot, angle, detail, and moment of our wedding day. He got there early and stayed late. He was incredibly cordial to all of my guests and even layed down a few moves on the dance floor when caught up in a dance off. Another aspect that I loved, was that he worked so well with my photographer, Esther Louise. He didn't bulldozed over her shots and the two worked so well together. Overall, Ben was professional, personal, on point, hard working, and affordable. Plus the final project was just jaw dropping. Book him before he realizes what good work he does and raises his prices!

A satellite campus of HCC in Ruskin. NOT at the College Ave address listed on this fine website,…read moreit's actually on Shell Point E and 24th, across from Lennard High. Classes are whatever - you're either taking something because you want to, or because you have to. Your personal review will reflect that. But as for the staff and all that stuff, this place is just fine. Parking is free (but only at this location), sometimes there are food trucks, and the staff is generally helpful enough. Being across from the high school means this place is filled with recent grads, so steel yourself for those kinds of conversations. Some highlights include "I don't need college, I'm joining the army when I turn 18" and "for all intensive purposes..." Tiny library, although the views are acceptable if you can hunker down by a window. Adjacent to lots of cow fields, so it's really damn hot and there are tons of love bugs. Rural Florida, baby!

This statement documents my experience as a current student at Hillsborough Community College and…read morethe ongoing misconduct involving Student Advisor Gary Iglesias, along with the institution's failure to provide transparency, accountability, or compliance with federal student privacy obligations. Over the past four years, Mr. Iglesias has repeatedly referenced my student information in ways that fall outside legitimate educational interest. On multiple occasions, he made comments about my GPA directly to my children -- an inappropriate and unprofessional disclosure of student information that no advisor should be making. This pattern demonstrates a long term disregard for boundaries and raises serious concerns about improper access to my records. In recent months, his conduct escalated dramatically. Mr. Iglesias initiated welfare checks, contacted the Department of Children and Families, and contributed to false contempt allegations in court -- all based on inaccurate information and conducted outside the college environment. These interventions had direct consequences for my family and legal matters, and they appear to have been influenced by his access to my student records and his position within the institution. When I attempted to file a formal grievance, the college minimized the seriousness of the situation. I was informed only that my student account had been "flagged" or "restricted," yet the institution refused to provide the underlying documentation, rationale, or audit trail explaining: * who accessed my records * why the flag was placed * what information was used * whether my records were disclosed outside the institution As a student, I have clear rights under FERPA to inspect and review my education records, including advising notes, account flags, restrictions, and any documentation containing personally identifiable information. The college's refusal to provide these records -- while acknowledging that my account was flagged -- raises significant concerns about improper access, misuse of information, and noncompliance with federal privacy law. My concern is straightforward: a student advisor has used his position for four years to reference, comment on, and potentially access my information for purposes unrelated to legitimate educational interest, culminating in external interventions that no advisor should be involved in. The college has not provided transparency, corrective action, or any indication that it has investigated the misuse of student information. This experience reflects a breakdown in professional ethics, student record governance, and institutional oversight. Students deserve advisors who act within the boundaries of their role, institutions that take grievances seriously, and full transparency when their records are accessed, flagged, or used in ways that affect their lives outside the classroom.