St. Louis County Library–Lewis & Clark Branch — Attraction in Moline Acres

I love my local library. There is always something to do. Everyone gets $5 worth of free printing a month, and that goes a long way. There is are so many books. And if they don’t have the book you need, you can have it brought to this library from another library and have it put on hold just for you! There are also DVDs, CDs, Audiobooks…instruments, games, electronic devices…you can get free menstrual supplies, free diapers, social workers come in, legal help comes in, BJC healthcare comes in..I’ve seen workshops on gardening, DJing, crocheting, computer use…and every 1st Thursday of the month there is a live professional jazz band. Kids get free meals in the summer and the staff is very helpful and kind. I love how every neighborhood has a library. It’s a wonderful space to bring...

The people that work there were extremely helpful even though the information I had was very unorganized and confusing. They even actually took the time to correct the issues and I got to leave with a ligament physical library card with the design of my choice and also the product I was trying to reserve I the first place. Later, I asked for more help basically at closing time, yet they still patiently and happily helped me anyway, when they could've easily told me to come back another time. I so appreciate them and am so very grateful. It's also very big, clean, and organized. With so much negativity in this city this was a wonderful experience I will never forget. I definitely would recommend a visit to...

So I just had the worst experience at this library. I politely asked the librarian for a stapler and she rudely gave it to me. I almost lost my barring at that point but I decided to just never come here again. Misery loves company. Maybe because she’s old or it could be that her hair was pulled tightly into a pony tail. After I returned the stapler she kept impatiently asking me if I needed something else. Like damn if you’re that irritated about your job then find a new one. I’ll go back to my normal...