Rolling Prairie Library

"If I could give 10 stars I would. This is the best little library. Staff is always kind and helpful. They truly go the extra mile to make sure I get the books I want. My kids also love this library and enjoy playing in the kids room, or working on one of the kit's they have for kids."

"Every time we visit it is a splendid experience. Clean, comfortable, quiet - a place to read, reflect, reenergize. They have all you need. Thanks to the entire staff, and especially Ms. Monhaut!"

"The librarians were so very nice and helpful. Think it's a beautiful well run facility. Glad we have it."

"First of all a lot of those reviews are old. They rebuilt. There are many study rooms and even a meeting room. The staff is amazing. There are many fun activities they have. Also, there is a room dedicated to children play things. There is some physics things and some fake kitchen toys. Very happy, bright environment. Great for anyone! By the way: Alex Gram posted from the old building. Disregard his comments."

"Overall I was extremely unimpressed with this location. First off, the parking is limited; if one person parks crooked then only three cars can fit in the parking slots, and two of which belong to the two faculty members within the library. There are no study rooms, and the table space is limited. Also, out of the two tables that are available for seating only one table is close enough to an outlet where a computer can be plugged in. If someone is seated at the computer that provides the outlets, then forget being able to conduct any work while seated at the table. The layout of the library is illogical. With adult seating crammed into one corner and a vast open space containing merely three chairs designed for child use, the library layout makes the adults feel crammed like sardines while the children have a space large enough to be a play pen rather than a place of study. I can assure anyone reading this that I will NOT be visiting this library ever again. My overall visit consisted of disappointment, disgust, and wasted time. I feel sorry for anyone that has to work in such confined and illogical quarters."