Woonsocket Public Library — Attraction in Woonsocket

I'll always support public libraries and all they do for the community. Woonsocket is no different. There's just one issue that I've ever had and that is the older man who works in there near the computers. He's just very mean and rude for no reason. Every time I've gone in there with him working I've overheard him disrespecting someone else. He was nasty to me because I didn't realize the copy machine wasn't the printer when I was new to using them. He was so rude that the other woman there asked him why he's being so mean. The library should be a warm welcoming place for the community and the people working there should be positive a nice. Luckily the younger man that works there when the older one isn't working has been there instead lately. He's polite...

Agree that the current security guard is certainly a tad bothersome. Unnecessarily aggressive. But we barely see him. The children's librarians, Chris and Beth, are wonderful. They're knowledgeable and always helpful. I wish there were more programs for kids but I understand. The toys in the children's room are appropriate and engaging. The displays change regularly and I find great books from them. The children's area is usually orderly and it's an inviting space for kids and babies. The adult section is quiet as well. Anything off-putting about this library is not the fault of the library or its employees. :) It's a bit old school but we don't have enough of that left so I won't complain. I'm grateful for...

A great library with a fine selection of books, including an unusually large number of graphic novels and manga. There's a permanent booksale to the left as you go in, which helps to support the library. They also have many good programs for children and adults. There's free wifi and internet-connected computers available for use. The Children's Room has toys, puppets, a small puppet stage, and of course a lot of classic and modern children's books. My son and I have spent many...