Being a self-proclaimed regular reader, I've been to many libraries in my life. Some were small,…read morehad a limited selection of books and DVDs, and reaked of nasty little children. The library I grew up with always had tiny asian kids running around causing a raucus (I was one of them, till age 10). Nevertheless, I was really impressed as I drove up to this beautiful glass building with regal architecture (for Perrysburg, anyhow). There are several dropboxes in the front of the building guided by the driveway. Why leave your car in 19 degree weather? Inside the building, it's clean and well-lit, and the room is lined with plenty of places to sit. Along with plushy chairs, there are neat little booths all around that you can sit in to do some work. The children's section takes up about half the main floor. I haven't ventured in there to claim MY Harry Potter, but it looks impressive and spacey. There are also several computers that are surprisingly not ancient. What surprised me most about this library was it's vast, up-to-date DVD collection. There's no limit on how many DVDs you can check out, and you can hold it for 1 week. You can also check out books for up to 4 weeks, which is pretty amazing. I remember the good old days when books can be borrowed for only 2. The staff is made up of friendly old women and nerdy clerks. I love this library. Sign out of facebook and check it out, Perrysburgers.

Woot, woot! Love the library. The liberal inside me must have a good public library funded by all…read morethe other taxpayers, but the conservative inside me likes to see a well run operation if you're going to spend my hard earned tax dollars. Well both sides will be happy. A great library with all the modern amenities and clean, well cared for. Everybody from 2 to 20 to 200 years old will love this library.

Such a great library! They have two rooms (one with a table and one with two desks) that you can…read moreshut the door to have the feeling you're in your own private office. The library is quiet (duh) and well maintained. They have many public computers for others to use, easy parking right out front, and my personal favorite is you can put books on hold and pick them up right by the computers. They have a few large tables, some comfortable chairs, and plenty of books for you to use. I've also studied here and their free Wifi is excellent!

The staff is so nice & helpful, I enjoy the library very much. It's very peaceful and the rest…read morerooms are clean.

Great library. It can get busy when schools get out and there are a few lady staff members who can…read morebe rude when you ask a question. Other wise it is clean, friendly staff and good selection.

This is a beautiful old branch. They have added to it, but kept some of the old beauty. It is not…read morea large branch (for those I go to the Heatherdowns Branch or the Main Branch) but if you know what you want to read (and are willing to wait) you can order it over the Internet, and it will be sent to the closest local branch. This is one function of government that I don't mind paying taxes for, and it will probably be the only levy that I will undoubtedly vote for.

Attending classes to obtain a license for work. The classes are brutal, but aren't they all?!…read moreOverall the place is clean, there is plenty of parking, the coffee is always fresh and plenty.

This is the worst excuse for an educational experience that I have ever encountered. It is obvious…read morethat Hondros could not care less about the quality of instruction, mainly because this class is required for licensure. I understand why a business would decline to invest in this type of class, as people only take it if they absolutely have to, but this level of incompetence is beyond any reasonable interpretation of a business decision. The reputation of Hondros is irreparably damaged by this class. I'm sitting in Real Estate Practices and Procedures right now. This is a required class to receive a real estate license in Ohio. I expected it to have little or no educational value, but the actual experience is far worse than I could have imagined. The subject matter is such that an average GED holder would not have a hard time getting a real estate license, so I'd expect an instructor that could manage to explain the principles correctly. The number of mispronounced words and incorrect statements by the instructor is amazing. It's been a considerable number of years since I've seen this kind of deficiency in any profession, let alone in an instructional setting. I'm fairly certain that students are actually being hindered by this class, and would be far better off just taking the test cold. Luckily for Hondros, the state won't let that happen. If I had any other option, I would walk out of this class right now. The instructor has been reading the book to us for several hours, as if this is a reading class for children at the library. Beyond that, she stumbles over words and cannot pronounce anything with more than 3 syllables. Literally, she is just reading the book to the class. I had not considered suicide until I took this class. If I weren't writing this review right now, I'd be contemplating how I would off myself the next time she gets to a word she can't read. I'm not even kidding; it's that bad. I feel like Hondros needs to pay a bit more than minimum wage to get someone a little better in here. They are clearly not hiring people with any sort of teaching or public speaking background. The instructor seems to be just an out-of-work agent that needs some income. This is just embarrassing. I've never written a review on here before, but I feel like I need to share this horrid experience with the public. If you are considering taking this class, I would consider another career. There are two other places in town to take these classes. I'd encourage you to go there instead, regardless of the cost difference. The extra money is worth it if you can avoid this suicide-inducing ridiculousness that I am currently enduring. That said, the facility is of adequate cleanliness, has plenty of parking, and is conveniently located. However, I can only give one star because of the deficient classroom experience.

Did you know dogs are welcomed here?!…read more I'm not really a history person but this was enjoyable. I went on the tour which was small and the tour guide was very knowledgeable. Please note the guide also demonstrate the rifle shooting. So if you're in the neighborhood, go support them.

My husband wanted to come here for his birthday so my daughters and I reluctantly obliged and…read moregranted him his birthday wish. It was a beautiful fall day and the weather was perfect. To my surprise, my teens enjoyed walking around the grounds as well as the "wheel of fate". I enjoyed the scenic views while capturing the joy our visit to Fort Meigs brought my family. Definitely worth the trip!

Large book store conveniently located at the front of the Levi's Commons shopping area. Well…read morestocked and well marked subject areas make it easy to find what you are looking for. The staff members are friendly and helpful. Nice selection of tv and character related items, gifts, and puzzles.

It is my paradise with a huge selection. I could get lost in there for days. The cashier was very…read morehelpful and the notions they had were funny.

It's always nice being surrounded by books. This place was a nice & quite and coffee is always good.read more

Beautiful store. Big and bright and clean. Has that new book smell that is divine. Everyone is…read morehelpful and knowledgeable. They have something for everyone and a Starbucks!

This place is a mess! Stacks of books block the genre labels above the shelves, and even the new…read morebooks sections are untidy! Is this supposed to look rumpled and cool somehow? The lone teenage staff member did not greet me, and even put on big headphones for good measure. Having said that, I like their style of having many different new books, rarely seen at other bookstores, available, but in many cases just one of each title. There's nothing more boring than going to the classics section and seeing fifteen different publications of Little Women. Their used books (in the way back by the restroom) seem a lot cleaner and newer than is typical for a used bookshop, which was nice.

Gathering Volumes is an amazing bookstore tucked into a Perrysburg strip mall. Denise, the owner…read moreof, is a mover and a shaker, constantly involved in literacy events, author events, teen book fairs, book clubs, etc. A great friend of local authors she regularly hosts author events (mine included) and is about as customer friendly as one can be. Denise opened the store right when I moved to Perrysburg. I stopped in very early on because I figured she'd last about 6 months, tops. Eight years later. . . Great place to browse, attend events, buy gifts or just talk books and writing with the staff.