This library is very convenient. Free access to the public. Everything from issuing out a book to…read moreusing their computer for research or checking emails. Staff constantly maintain facility by keeping it clean and sanitized. This library is very organized and kids friendly. Literally, next door to a recreational park with the original library adjacent to it. From time to time, they have events like traditional festivals to the scary fest for kids. Check the website to see the next upcoming events. Parking space is quite big, so therefore, you usually have space to park your vehicle or bike when you visit . This place is unique in their own way, from design and presentation, it's pretty nice. If you're in the area, stop by and say hi. Share your experience. P.s. Don't forget to smile cause you're beautiful. SYOY!

This is our second visit. Not sure if we will be back…read more For some odd reason they only focus on crafts for teens. Even tho both times no teens were present! They do have a beautifully painted and appealing children area but no activities or crafts. I spoke to the manager Sam who seemed to not care or willing to change this. She was unapologetically unfriendly and made us all feel unwelcomed because we were not 13-18 "teens" My teen ( 13) was allowed and me and my 6year old were rejected for the second time. First time was painting. This would have been a nice family time event making blankets together during this cold time. There was other teens in the library who were uninterested in making blankets so not sure to understand why someone interested and willing would be turned away. Felt very cold. We did speak to the children a coordinator who was apologetic and sincere about making more crafts for other ages maybe children and adults so hopeful something will change soon as this is our local library and it made us feel left out

I am so confused why staff allows parents to keep screaming and running kids in the library for…read moreextended period of time but if someone they perceive to be poor/low income so much as stands up to loud they will aggressively tell them to be quiet. Also they themselves do not use inside voices. This is a library not a daycare center, those of us without children would love if we weren't subjected to over 30 minutes of the same children scream crying. The parent needs to be told if their child is having a melt down, to take it outside and not to the courtyard that backs up to the study area either--completely outside. Also Elvin thing was never resolved, the fact that the library cat was carelessly kicked out is disturbing.

My neighborhood public library! It's small, but the staff are kind and friendly and there's a…read moredecent selection of fiction and non-fiction books. Only a few computers/seating tables, so might not be the best place to go if you're looking to work from somewhere. The library-vibe is right here and the building itself is beautiful. Love to go on a lunch break and get lost in the books and I tend to find something to check out and take home and read. Definitely recommend stopping in!

Our neighborhood library is a gem! The staff is knowledgeable, content needed is always available…read moreand it's quiet! We are so very lucky to be able to stroll across the park and visit!

Visited this library a couple times for some quick meet ups…read more THE EXPERIENCE: every time I've arrived it's been before they open. I've waited outside and have seen a woman come out and clean the glass doors. I can appreciate someone taking pride in their work place which makes it look presentable. The staff seemed friendly and welcoming. CON: The one thing I didn't like was... every time I've come there's a woman who unlocks the door from the inside and just walks away afterward. I think it would be a nice gesture or maybe common courtesy to actually open the door, say "We're open" and hold the door as people come in... I don't know. Maybe I'm asking too much but I just think of it as if there's someone waiting to come inside... I would also take the extra step to not just unlock the door but to say we're open and extend the door open for the patrons waiting. PROS: I like that it's welcoming and calm. They have space with tables where you can do quick meetups. WiFi does not lag and friendly staff. WOULD I RECOMMEND? WOULD I RETURN? I would recommend to anyone needing to use space and wanting to visit a quiet, cute little library to do so. Not to mention the books (lol). Very kid friendly - for all ages! (:

I took my daughter to the Burnett Library to get some books to keep her busy over the summer. The…read morelibrary was clean, the environment was quiet, and a librarian asked my daughter if she needed any help. I was impressed. When we were ready to check-out, we lined up at the counter; my daughter was first. The clerk behind the counter did not look up. She tapped impatiently on the counter for my daughter to place her books there. My daughter and I stared at one another incredulously. It was not until she looked up and saw me that her demeanor abruptly changed. We were definitely not pleased with the customer service we received from this library.

the web catalogue went down for a month so they could…read moreupgrade to a system where you cannot sort by title title!!

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen was glad to find the research needed here. Love the campus,…read moretoo! The end.

Honestly as a library, amazing! I live in long Beach and didn't even go to csulb and they had free…read morewifi for guests. The major major negative though is that parking is paid for and is such a major pain to find. The walk is really far from the paid parking and I tried to find free parking but couldn't find any. Other than that, the library is honestly amazing, dedicated quiet floors, group study floors, and seemed safe

Small library tucked behind Lazy Acres. Some street parking available; often people park in the…read moreback Lazy Acres lot. Our family has been attending weekly storytimes, which have been great for our little one. There's a predictable routine (30 minutes of themed songs and books, then 30 minutes of free play time) and generally a consistent group of families who attend. The staff leading the storytimes are friendly and good with kids. -1 star for 2 downsides: *The storytimes sadly weren't offered during the summer *There is sometimes a homeless person/his shelter set up right in front of the library entrance

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen found LB a delight. The Los Altos area is a thriving community…read more The people are friendly, the university is within the Los Altos area, there are parks all over, and plenty of choice eateries. A great place to land. The end.

The team on duty looked for engine pictures that my 9 year old grandson could use for his class…read morepresentation. And Sharon (?) found and made copies for him. How fantastic was that? Thank you!!!

Love this local branch. It is small so have been a big fan of the hold shelf since so many things…read morecome from the main location. Friendly staff who can answer all of your questions. You can sign up for a library card right in the front and the process takes less than five minutes. There are not many tables so I would not stay here for hours, but if you need to stop in then this is the perfect place. Clean, easy to navigate and a perfect addition to the neighbourhood.

Alexandria helped me with printing court docs. I paid $11 instead of like $150 at the court house…read more Also story time on Fridays. Check out all the story times around Lastly, bathroom in the kids section is clean :)

What I like about this library: This is a massive, beautiful…read morefacility right in the heart of downtown Long Beach. One of the coolest features is the archive and history room, which houses a lot of fascinating historical books as well as the Medal of Honor awarded to the library's namesake, Billie Jean King! That's definitely something you don't see every day. The interior is well-designed with plenty of space between the books, computers, and study tables, making it easy to browse their extensive collection of media. Additionally, the recent installation of the steel cage barriers outside has resolved the issues with the homeless population loitering right at the entrance, making the exterior look much cleaner and more welcoming. What I don't like about this library: The parking situation is a bit frustrating. The lot directly adjacent to the library only offers 30 MINUTES of FREE PARKING. By the time you walk to and from your car, you really only have about 25 minutes to find your books and check out if you want to avoid paying. Your other option is to park in the lot behind the F&M building, which gives you two hours free, but that requires about a 10-minute walk each way.

Although it is small in terms of college libraries, it gets the job done. It is centrally located…read moreon campus. I've never had it be overcrowded. They are helpful when you need assistance.

The updated library is nice. They have computer labs and study rooms as well. The only thing that I…read moredon't like about it is that it sometimes becomes difficult to find a place to sit and study. It would be nice if they could maybe build another level just for studying. Who wants to have to study at the student center or the cafeteria, or just off campus?

Such a beautiful little library with great staff, all staff and volunteers are super helpful. It's…read moresmall but has enough for you to sit and read and learn. There's computers, a restroom & like 4-5 parking spaces other than that street parking would be your best bet. They have a section for kids that also has manipulative materials a such as puzzles and magnets.

It's so refreshing to go here and know that every time you arrive it's the same friendly vibe and…read morethe best staff! Shout out to SoSo who helped my wife get a new library card and informed me on the transfer portal available for books at other outlying branches. Great place as always.