Insider Pages Reviews for Seattle Mobile Library

4 Stars: Rem Koolhaas sculpture...oh and books. (by Ray A.)

Ray A. — Wed, 30 Nov 2005 11:12:00 GMT

The massively popular downtown library deserves a spot on the Seattle tourism route. It shouldn't just be seen from a bus, it should be experienced--go inside and travel its strange levels and futuristic passages--one of which looks like internal organs. The library staff are extrememly knowlegable and connected to each other so if one can't answer your question, they'll find somebody who can. Go and walk through a livinng sculpture.

5 Stars: A library with selction and CLASS! (by Elizabeth O.)

Elizabeth O. — Thu, 24 Nov 2005 17:05:00 GMT

You MUST visit the downtown Seattle library. It's architecture is amazing!

A coffee shop, cool little rooms to visit, a mini theater, and an AWESOME selection of books. The kids section is absolutely AMAZING!

4 Stars: awesome library for kids even (by Jaydin V.)

Jaydin V. — Fri, 18 Nov 2005 11:18:00 GMT

I love the kids reading groups that this library offers. They have a few different class for different ages children. Story time, singing, song and games, all held right in the children's department of the library. The whole library is very clean, well organized, and well lit. You can always find a quiet spot for reading or studying, and parking is really great here.

5 Stars: Awesome (by Larry N.)

Larry N. — Tue, 08 Nov 2005 21:50:00 GMT

This new library is huge and awesome. It has a gigantic selection of books, magazines, music and all sorts of other stuff. Most people are drawn to the place because of its sheer architectural appeal, size and the fact that its new. For residents of Seattle, though, it is an excellent resource for research and entertainment. If you live in the area, you should definitely stop in and check the new library out.

4 Stars: Great Library (by Elisa J.)

Elisa J. — Wed, 03 Aug 2005 21:49:00 GMT

I grew up in New York and have been in some spectacular libraries. I love libraries, and this one definitely gets added to my list of favorites. It has this charm and ambiance that can only be found in libraries in metropolitan areas.