New place for homeless to hang out. One will not find the eclectic authors of 20 and 21 century…read morehere. I suggest using Alibris or another used book website and building your own library. Censored and depleted inventory. A poor excuse for what should be a place to gain access to the world and country's great authors

Ignore the scathing negative reviews, this is a fairly typical library. It's spacious and has a…read moredecently sized collection of books, especially considering it's located in a small town.

Beautiful building, very spacious and very clean. Staff members are so nice and it's fast and easy…read moreto sign up for a library card and check out and return books. Very large selection and the children's area is so cute and set up in a way that makes it look fun and exciting to children. There are also dvds available to rent and computers that can be used with some having learning games for children on them. Definitely suggest checking this place out and keeping libraries alive.

We absolutely LOVE our community library! Fun/creative programs and events. Extremely kind…read morelibrary staff that go above and beyond.

First time visiting this library. It's fairly close to home and I'm always looking for new…read morelibraries to take my daughter. I take her for story time and play dates. Miss Kansas, (yes, that's her name) lol, she is amazing with the kiddos! I loved and enjoyed it as much as my daughter did. The library itself is very big and beautifully designed. The kids area is bigger than other libraries I have been to and it's vibrant and colorful. It has a modern feel to it but very welcoming ambiance. I will definitely be coming back. The entire staff today was so kind and helpful. Great overall experience and highly recommend.

Because of a very large donation(s) the name was changed from Spring Branch/Bulverde Library to…read moreMammen. Part of the donation went to double the size of the library to better meet the needs of this growing community. This review is the same as my Spring Branch Library review. When we had little kids, we felt it was very important to read to them and to keep them interested in reading as they got older. At that time, the Bulverde/Spring Branch community had our small library located in an old house converted into a library. As time went by, the small community continued to grow, and they decided to build a new library on top of a hill overlooking the Texas Hill Country and the busy US Hwy 281 and state Hwy 46 intersection. Later, a generous donator gave so much money that they were able to double the size of the library into one that rivaled the main library in downtown New Braunfels. The library offers so much to the local community. They have children, teens, and adults programming, makerspace, and meeting rooms. I found the meeting rooms to be so very useful as my coworkers work from their own houses. I was able to book the meeting rooms for us to work together instead of being at someone's house. Meeting rooms get booked frequently, so take that into consideration when planning. Besides all the library stuff, this location is also used as a voting place. They set it up for easy entrance, voting, and exiting. Voting early here usually finds only small lines leading to short wait time. Will I return? Definitely:-)

San Marcos Library is an amazing place. Great selection of books to check out. The Library has…read moregreat areas for meetings ot studying. The staff is amazing and helpful. Always a great place to go for checking out a good read.

I love our library! Despite being an older building, it is very well maintained and feels like a…read morenew structure. It offers a special teen section where anyone can peruse for a book, but only teens can sit and enjoy the dimmed and subdued atmosphere. This is quite the opposite for the bright and open children's section with a massive offering of books for the littles, ages 0 and up. Board books, picture books, short bed time stories, classic fairy tales, and the longer fare you might remember from elementary and middle school. Also with on this section, you will find a large meeting space for groups and readings, and a smaller play room you can book for play dates or just to get your gaggle of kids out of the house. They also sponsor the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program as a push to promote parent involvement in their kids' early literacy. I haven't used the facility's other meeting rooms and study carousels, but they have much to offer the community.

Bright and inviting library with a small parking lot in front of the building. I loved how they…read morehave so many windows and spaces for sitting. You are immediately greeted with a book wall for recommendations along with computers and desks. It has a very calming feel. There's also tons of puzzles for you! I was surprised at the rows of available puzzle sets. There's also a hefty Spanish section along with a variety of books covering diverse topics and people groups.

First time visiting this charming medium-sized public library in the quaint town of Marble Falls!…read moreThe interior is cozy and comfortable, with air conditioning, making it perfect for reading or studying. There are plenty of sections and seating areas where you can read, study, or just relax. The atmosphere is quiet and inviting, and I really enjoyed spending time here. The staff seem dedicated, and it's clear they take pride in keeping the library well-organized and welcoming. A great spot for both locals and visitors looking for a peaceful place to unwind or get some work done. Keep up the excellent work! Definitely a hidden gem in Marble Falls. Cheers!

Brought my pup to the paw print activity being held at the outside reading area behind the library…read moreso she can unleash her inner Picasso. We could make a paw print on canvas or do "lick art " ..by having our dog lick peanut butter off a ziplock bag that had paint and canvas in it. We did both and it was a masterpiece!!! Great idea, NB library , for allowing an activity that includes our best furry friends!

Helpful staff, clean, ample space to read and work. Always a nice visit, they have ordered…read morerequested books missing from their catalog.

If you are looking for a public area with plenty of spaces to sit, study, and utilize goods and…read moreresources this library is great but the redesign of it has left the collection woefully lacking. The idea of a library is to provide a resource of knowledge to the general public. Much of the viewable collection is complete schlock. Common volumes of classics in public domain, department store mystery novels, religious text not grounded in the study of theology, biographies of the most powerful individuals, etc. A collection should be representative of many narratives and viewpoints. I understand not including the most radical or controversial literature in public view, but the lacking in your collection indicates a stand against knowledge. While it is important to provide for the general public, it is also important achieve and provide for those looking beyond the readily available. Books often are out of print/circulation. Not buying or throwing out valuable resources is a detriment to the community and, on a long enough timetable, society at large.

They have a wonderful selection of books to check out, items to check out you may not need to use…read moreoften and aren't worth a purchase - like a funky shaped cake tin - and you can even check out video games for various systems. The staff is very friendly and a wonderful resource.

This is our family's favorite library in Lakeway. It isn't overly big, the staff is so…read morefriendly-they knows us by name, and the book selection is great. This library is one of our weekly stops throughout summer. We we partake in their summer camp series for kids and live stocking up on new reads. We have even been surprised with a popsicle truck that gave us a tasty summer treat. I highly recommend the Lake Travis Community Library.

Five stars to all the staff at our sweet little library but a special thank you to Ms Sarah and Sue…read morewho are so patient with my kids always asking for 101 books each visit. Sue has been a staple since my first son was going to weekly Storytime's and Ms Karen is always smiling and so positive at the book mobile. Great selection of kids books and they usually have a craft to do. Would love to see a few more kids activities that could pull in the community more but I believe that Covid had caused that to slow.

Everyone very helpful. good selections in multiple genres. love the ambience of the placeread more

This is a great library. It has a nice kids area with legos, puppets, a toy kitchen, and other…read moretoys. The librarians are great at helping us find books we'd like. Upstairs is a great area for studying. It is nice and quiet and they also allow you to book study rooms. They have a nice little walking trail behind the library. It is really pretty! They have a great book store next door as well but it isn't open the same hours. The book store is for used books and it's cash only. I got a book I've been wanting for only $3

Very nice library that connects to a fun trail! It had amazing private seating areas, desks that…read morehas pedals under so you can get exercise, and a great selection of books. Also if you are still into physical media they had a Ton of cds of music and blueray dvds.

I like it! Very kept clean and organized. Everything looks in its nice place. There was clearly a…read morelot of time put into keeping everything organized. They have a lot of cool things here I don't typically see in other libraries. They have desks to work, normal, and some with foot pedals which I thought was really neat! It's connected also to a lovely trail. Very nice. I like it here! They even have a cool kids area and room for a puppet show! Is that cool or what!?!? Super great. They have lots of little cool features and I'd recommend it.