Anthony Quinn Library — Attraction in East Los Angeles

I came here by accident or coincidence, Another branch was having a program for kids about bubbles but they have to move it to do the water main been broken. I grabbed their monthly calendar just to realize they have an afternoon story time that works better than anything else that I have found. We have been coming here for a few months now and the staff continues to be welcoming and accommodating so much they make you feel like you know them from before. They have a Inspired my mom continued reading. They have coloring for adults right after story time for perfect for grandparents and caregivers there were a few weeks when they didn’t have the program schedule but they still notice my mom joining me and were nice to pull out coloring sheets for her a very one on one approach. I love this library and sure hope they continue to have county founding for such programs. Thanks Mariko and Patty for always being so...

Staff was intrusive here. I was there at 1:30 pm and I asked to move over for kids in grades K-12. There aren’t enough tables with outlets so you can spread out and do your work without feeling like someone else is in your personal space. It felt claustrophobic to me. I like to work without being bothered and without anyone in my face. No kids were even in the library. I’m tired of small minded people throwing their weight around and waiting until I have my stuff spread out to make me feel marginalized...

Do Luddites run this library?This place is not suited for anyone who wants to get work done on a laptop. Reason? There is one power outlet to charge one's laptop, let alone one's cell phone. In this day and age, the lack of multiple power outlets is punishing; punitive; Scrooge-like. I hope the library installs more outlets...