Eastvale Public Library

Coming southbound on Scholar Way, you have to bust a U turn when hitting the light and get into the 2^nd parking lot hoping its gate isn’t locked. Location of the library sucks!
I was lost the first time around with poor Eastvale library signs, however it is located to the left of the main entrance of the high school.
Doors open at 3pm, you’ll be accompanied by high schoolers with nothing better to do after school so still location sucks!
On a positive note, they’re system is connected with the Riverside County Library system and you can order books via online and all notices from library can be linked with your smartphone (I love the text reminders of when my library books are due).
I definitely plan to email the City of Eastvale with complaints hoping to get a solo location with better hours!

The Eleanor Roosevelt High School Library opens weekdays at 3pm to serve the public. I like to get my work done at libraries (especially as deadlines close in), so I’m always on the lookout for libraries in whatever city I’m in. It pains me to rank this one so low.
The staff is friendly, but they’re fighting a losing battle as they try to quiet the high schoolers who wait here after school for their rides home. It’s noisy and difficult to get any work or reading done here. There is no wifi available, the selection of books is limited, and the atmosphere is controlled chaos at best.
Things quiet down as students leave for home. As the day grows late, parents with small children stop in to check out books. There are a few shelves of used books for sale and I’ve seen ads for weekly events, so at least this library is doing a good job of offering services and resources to the Eastvale community. Unfortunately, hours are limited and it’s closed on Sundays; the first time I tried to stop by was on a Friday, when they are only open from 3−6pm.
Perhaps one day they’ll move into a dedicated building, but until then, you’re better off studying or getting work done at Starbucks.

The staff here is very friendly, and helpful. It is a small library but they have enough books to satisfy me. I love the fact that they have movie and pajama night. Along with a Saturday morning family reading session around 11am. :) I’d definitely recommend stopping by.

Great kids events but small library since part of the high school

Pros: It’s a library. Damn near impossible to give any library just one star.
Cons: Unfriendly staff. Archaic computer system. Public books mashed closely and confusingly with the school books. Dirty carpet. Mediocre general fiction section. Uninspiring and soulless children’s section. Shall I continue???

Pros:
This library has lots of activities going on. They provide lots of different free classes and courses.
Also, the staffs are really friendly.
Third, the library always has new books coming in. This is the part that I love the most!
Cons:
This library is really not an ideal place for studying.
First, it’s small, not even to mention a lack of private study table.
Second, it’s noisy during weekdays as high school students will stay in the library, having conversation, playing games, and playing cards. Basically, it’s a place for them to socialize.
Third, it doesn’t really has its own Wi-​Fi. It depends on the school’s Wi-​Fi. If the school is closed, forget about the Wi-​Fi then.