The employees here are super helpful and polite. While this library is not the largest out there is…read moredoes offer a good variety for its size and location.

I have been a part of many libraries in my 37 years, including Sparta Library when I lived in…read moreSparta with my parents. But something must be said for Dennis library, and the way everyone that works here greets you with a heartfelt smile and goes out of their way to help you. You can really tell that everyone here loves what they do. Ever since moving to Newton a few years ago, I have frequented this library, and more so in the past few months. I want to extend a huge thank you to Mrs. Larsen, the principal library assistant, who always makes sure to get my obscure movie requests filled. If you're ever traversing Newton, stop by this gem of a library. They always have many programs going on, like the Delectable Delights Cookbook Club and Craft of the Week for kids.

I'm obsessed with this location. It's the just vibe, cleanliness, and everyone who works there are…read morejust so lovely.

Lousy book selection, too busy on dinner break at 3:30 to come out from the back room they hide in…read moreto discuss-an uplifting event for the library Which 3 other Morris County Libraries are hosting. Shame on you!

I have found the Denville Library to be a very welcoming place. The staff is courteous and…read morehelpful, especially the research librarians. There is a space for children's activities and the selection of books they would like to take home. I have found it very helpful to send documents from home and then print them off at the library. The library is always very clean and displays of materials are very accessible.

Great local library where staff are helpful, personable and knowledgeable…read more Those characteristics are very vital when you need questions answered about books, computers or media. Shout out to front desk employee, @Tammy and @Colton today for understanding my issue and responding and resolving it in a timely manner . Awesome teamwork. We appreciate your efforts and ongoing support.

The nicest library I've ever been to. The kids section is huge and has tons of toys in addition to…read morebooks. The kids programs are incredible. Every week they have things for the kids to attend. The library also serves as a community center where people can meet to work on a puzzle together or have a book club and the local homeless also are welcome to hang out and pick up some free toiletries and things like that. It's just an absolutely amazing library and community center.

We love the children's librarians! Our grandchildren really enjoy Miss Caitlin…read moreand the STEAM program on Tuesdays. Lots of interactive games and educational toys. Thousands of books for all ages. Worth the visit to the second floor.

Small, quaint library. Pleasant elderly women usually behind the counters. Good place to study…read morewhen I'm back home visiting my family, and I need a peaceful place to bury my head studying. Not a large place by any means, but has what you need. Points for being open today (on a Saturday) with the snow coming down and a few inches on the ground. Dedication.

One of my most recent Yelp Friends beat me to reviewing our largest library here in…read moreParsippany...Thanks Pallabi... I read a lot and a few years ago my wife dropped the hammer on my book buying because my bookshelves were ridiculous...and since then, when I buy a book, it really has to be something I want because it has to fit on the bookshelf to buy it...or a book has to get donated to make room (full disclosure, we donate a LOT of books each year). Thus my new-found love for the library. Not like I didn't know it was there, duh, I had just drifted from its wonders. Growing up, I used to bring home piles of books from our public libraries in Piscataway and the public libraries here in Parsippany have become a similar sanctum for the kids, at least my son who reads as much as I do. I was really glad when they moved to this new location. When they moved they modernized everything and they have great spaces, study rooms, an awesome kids area, lots of public access computers, and a great selection of books...and the best thing about the Morris County Library system is that if your local library doesn't have a book you want, and another library does, they'll get it for you. Thanks for helping to instill a love of reading to my kids...

Ok, full disclosure. I Love libraries. LOVE them. The first thing I do when I move to a new place…read moreis to get a library card. And the Parsippany Public library is my favorite. I can definitely say that this place had an significant hand in shaping the person I am today. Not only did I read like a fiend when I was younger (31 Babysitter's Club in 30 days), I participated in all the summer reading clubs, I volunteered with them the day I was old enough, my first job was here and I was one of the original members of the Teen Advisory Board, which has sadly dissipated. In short, LOTS of opportunities to get your kids involved at an early age. When they made the shift to the new location, I was like a kid in a candy store. The old location was cozy, but new location is SO spacious. Especially the children's section (though I heard it suffered some water damage). The librarians were kooky, but awesome. Really helpful and knowledgeable. The selection is great. I really like their travel section. The study spaces are awesome, though I wouldn't mind some more cubicle spaces. There's little nooks and crannies to sit down and enjoy a good book all around. The programming here is some of the best I've seen anywhere. I hope this place stays just as awesome so I can bring my kids here someday.

I really love Bonnie's review (the review below). I don't really know how anyone could give a…read morepublic library a low rating. It's an essential community resource and a green alternative to constant consumption. The librarians are extremely helpful and willing to order materials that aren't presently available in the branch. Interlibrary loan is my personal favorite. They also have a really adorable program that allows children to practice reading to dogs. I also believe that through the Friends of the Library program, those who are housebound can have books and dvds delivered to them. Lastly, the library advertises a lot of free, educational events. I think this library system has a unique charm.

I am so thankful for this wonderful Library System! All of the branches are very complete, the…read morelibrarians are so helpful and I am a regular user at several of the branches. I am a senior on limited income and I take out many books and movies, all free. It's a Godsend to have such a source of good reading and entertainment available to me. They will locate a book and have it delivered to my closest branch if I wish, and all kinds of other courtesies. No matter if people have the internet to look up information, we still need our libraries! They have classes and story reading for children to name a few. If we don't appreciate our libraries, budgets could be cut and that would be a terrible shame. Reading a good book is one of the best things you can do!

Summit Library is very nice. Many things in Summit are expensive. Library is not. It is in fact…read morecompletely free. It is filled with books. Also many cds and dvds. You can also get seeds. You don't borrow the seeds. You get to keep them. Well, I suppose if you plant them they cease to be seeds and then become plants. They have these weird digital audiobooks you borrow. And for some reason you need to plug your headphones into them. The. You can listen to a book. They also have a library of things. You can borrow a microscope or a telescope and plenty of things not scope related. Also, museum and zoo passes. Those will get you into a museum or zoo for free. And thy have computers. Library is really pretty cool. Parking is not free. Which seems odd. But you could probably find free parking somewhere nearby and then walk to the library. Library doesn't charge late fees any more. I guess they felt it wasn't worth it. Go to the library and read something. Your brain is not full. That's what I would say to my students when I taught 7th grade math and sometimes I would sneak in some science or some other interesting thing. And when the kids would complain that I had added additional knowledge I would say, it's okay, your brain is not full.

This library repeatedly gives up its prime work and reading space for shopping. No other places to…read morework that have power. No place to read quietly. Can we please make the library a place where there is no financial transaction? Seriously. Why does this keep happening here. This is a library not a mall.