I wear beats studio 3 noise cancelling headphones while I study and can often times hear the staff…read moreyelling downstairs. This of course happens when i listen to lighter stuff like classical but I shouldnt have to turn on loud music just to drown out the laughter and super loud talking from staff down stairs. I heard the manager("big" white woman with black hair and glasses) bad mouth a patron as well. This is not the best branch to go to if you want to study. Some of the staff at the front desk on the first floor are a bit brash as well.

Very helpful, a book I asked about wasn't vin stock but a librarian helped me set up Hoopla so I…read morecould download the book which was very easy. It was a book in a series so it was a book I looked forward to reading and with an ebook app, it happened.

This has been my library for 25 years. Lately I've been "borrowing" my books on line and reading…read morethem on the kindle. However over the years the librarians have always been very helpful when trying to find that Michael Connelly or John Sanford novel for instance. They don't have every book created yet they will attempt to get it from other Monmouth County Libraries and notify you when it arrives. When the Monmouth County Libraries don't have it they will try to get your book from neighboring counties. They go the extra mile. That and friendly service makes it a great place to frequent.

Fantastic place. Every single person that works there is solely dedicated to helping you find what…read moreyou're looking for. Always friendly too!

Quaint little library that is heavily beloved by the residents of Freehold Borough. This is not to…read morebe mixed up with the Monmouth County Library, Headquarters at Symmes Drive. Only the residents or students of Freehold Borough can have access to this hidden gem. They are currently celebrating Bruce Springsteen's 70th birthday by having an exhibit celebrating is life. For those who don't know, was born in Long Beach, NJ but he spent his formative years in Freehold, NJ. He even played at the Elks Lodge in Freehold. It's worth checking out if you are a Springsteen fan. This library is not the most quiet. The fact that it is on the main street and it is a bit drafty, you must understand it is an old building. "Classic Carnegie" architectural style. Within these walls, there are copiers, public computers, newspapers and magazines, and storytime for children of all ages. The staff are nothing short of helpful and will give you the welcoming feel as they chit chat with you. Like all small libraries, the voices do carry so if you are in dire need to study and need absolute quiet, this would not be the place for you.

This place is great! It was super easy getting the little one her first library card. Excellent…read moreselection of books and the staff was very friendly and helpful.

This library is so nice. I have no library card in NJ, but they allowed me to print papers and work…read morewith computer there. Employees helped me to find printer. And printing is extremely cheap! That is great place for children and adults.

I visited Georgian Court University after realizing that part of the movie "The Amityville Horror"…read more(1979) was filmed here. The area of the campus featured is called the "Sunken Garden". I made some comparison shots. The top image is mine and the bottom image is a screenshot from the movie. Beautiful campus! Just check in with the guard to get access to the gardens. You are allowed to wander as long as you don't go in any of the buildings.

After your child is enrolled & that semester begins, the interest, care & support they claim to…read moreoffer is NOT there. They are not the least bit organized, timely or put together. Students seeking housing due to medical issues are NOT prioritized. There is NO conflict resolution for dealing with problem room mates. Rooms can be reserved for the upcoming semester- which is RIDICULOUS that you may not get your same room if someone else reserves it! The staff advisors from housing to the bursars office come off as random, unqualified individuals in these positions. A few of their professors are also quite questionable, leaving one to wonder how they screen their teaching staff. From the lack of communication to their very basic, outdated website I now have learned that GCU isn't nearly as put together as some of the local Community Colleges. Certainly not a place I'd ever consider again.

Great selections. Has a library vibe. Well planned out in sections and easy to find what I am…read morelooking for. Staff is very helpful and knowledgeable

I want to say thank you to the manager of Barnes & Noble who helped me on Friday . He went above…read moreand beyond with his customer service , I would absolutely recommend this location !

I love the children's section of this library! Now that the days are getting a little colder, I've…read morebeen scoping out places to bring my 1 year old to occupy him during the day. This library has a bunch of activities for babies as well as a cute little play area with a large selection of books. The staff seems to be friendly so far from what I can tell. Definitely a fan!

Very disappointed in how the county library system treats their community. I checked out a library…read morebook that was old and in very poor condition. Accidentally returned it to a library drop box in another county and it was never located. Bought a like-new replacement book with the same ISBN number and they would not accept it. They made me pay for a new book even though their book was in very poor condition.

service was good, selection was ok. The reason I gave this a 1 star is because when I fist walked…read moreup to the first set of book shelves which was loaded with childrens books, there was no sign about the cost of them. Maybe there was and I missed it? This "bookstore " is in the Collingswood flea market so I understand and enough said. However, I bought 8 ( on was a set of 4 small, thin books in a sleeve) 8 childrens books that cost me 15.00 dollar. I was shocked but I didn't say anything. I should have asked how much each was I think, so my bad. I then took a look at the little alcove he has with all kinds of books that were well arranged. There I saw a sign that said 5.00 for each book. Now, there were hardbacks in really good shape, there were trade paperbacks in really good shape mostly, and then there were mass paperbacks. I'm found one hardcover that I really wanted and one trade paperback. I realized that I could buy both online at thriftbooks for most like less with no shipping cos, so I left. Maybe consider doing a price scale? if I hadn't just paid 15.00 for 8 children's books that I will be setting outside on Halloween for kids hat either can't have candy or would just like a fun book for free, I probably would have bought the books I wanted. Instead I left and I won be back.

My sister and I went on a quest to find a good used book store and we found a great one. The Wolf…read moreand The Kron was fantastic i came with a long wish list and easily found 5 titles i wanted. The store owner was incredibly knowlegable and helped me find additional authors I never even heard of. My sister found a pile of equaly desired titles she wanted in a completly different genra. I highly reccomed this book store