Rockville Public Library

Rockville Public Library is Absolutely an Favorite. I have been there to Rockville Public Library more than a hundred times because of my hometown right there. This is especially for my family. This Place is Very Recommended.
As part of newly renovated Adult Department, We have an great selection of large print books which is located on the left which is on the back wall which is next to reference department on the right, Large Print Books has Mysteries, Romance, and Other Fiction right there but the people who has difficult reading small words with books, magazines, and newspapers because of disability with low vision which is especially for disabled and elderly people. We have an great selection of Feature Films and Nonfiction DVD’s which is located nearby the back wall of mystery books (Works of Agatha Christie, J.A. Jance, Dorothy Sayers, Dick Francis and other mystery authors). We also have New Books here with New Fiction and Nonfiction with Recent Bestsellers which is still there.
Also, We have New Biography Books there too but we have famous people with film actors/​actresses, presidents, music stars, sport players, and other famous people which is located next to magazines and comfortable chairs at the right as part of The Reading Room which is still there at the Adult Department.
As part of newly renovated, we have adult fiction books with oversized books which is still there and we have adult nonfiction books which is located upstairs At the Local History Room (which is now upstairs as part of newly renovated adult department that we opened last year), We have an Great Selection of Vernon-​Rockville materials with books, newspaper clippings, and other materials there but all of these are non circulated just like at Reference Department. This is great for researching too.
At The Book Nook, we have Paperbacks for 50 cents and Hardcovers for a dollar as part of ongoing book sale. We have an basket of free books because this is an great deal to get free books to take home which is still there at The Book Nook (ongoing book sale at the library), which is comparison of South Windsor Public Library and The Traveler Restaurant of Union, CT to get free books too.
At the Children’s Department, We have lots of easy to read books there which is especially for little people who wants to read like animals, Disney, Dr. Seuss, Berenstain Bears, and other easy to read books, which is located on the left side of Children’s Department. Also, We have board books too which is especially for babies and toddlers. And also, Toys, which local children who want to use toys there at the Children’s Room.
We have an great selection of Children’s DVD’s to choose from like Disney movies, Educational, Animated Films, and other children’s DVD’s. We used to carry VHS Movies there because of old school but now, not anymore with VHS tapes because of getting more digital with DVD’s.
We have plenty of kid’s magazines there which is still top with bookshelves but we have Highlights for Children, Sports Illustrated for Kids, Kids Discovery, and other kids magazines at Children’s Room.
Also, We have Children’s Audiobooks on CD’s there with juvenile fiction like the works of Beverly Cleary, the rack is still there but where we used to carry VHS tapes there at the Children’s Room which is straight to new children’s books on the right and DVD’s on the left.
Very Nice Staff, Great Atmosphere, Very Nice Parking Lot with Cars there which is for library patrons and guests too but the library is an very quiet place.
Also, We have new stairs and an new elevator there as part of newly renovated library right there which opened last year.
Me and my family have my hometown library cards because we live there as part of my community and The Town of Vernon. I love Rockville Public Library and given 5 stars for this amazing place ever. I am coming back with my family every week. Best Library Ever.
P. S.: See my brother Jacob’s review right there at

So, there’s a place with a great selection of books, movies, audiobooks, and many more. I go to my hometown library very often (recently, a lot of times like I’ve gone there every week) and I always have a secret like there’s something new and I always want to check out things that holds my interest. My brother is also a good Unilocaler.
Pros:
1. A nice renovated atmosphere
2. It has a better stairway to access non-​fiction books
3. It has a wheelchair entry with a newer back entrance
4. There are a lot of great events going on.
5. There is a Local History Room
6. Good Selections of Materials in the children’s room.
7. Nice staff and they help patrons.
8. There is elevators for people with disabilities.
9. A nice place to relax and study.
10. Great Selection of New Books, TV Series, and Magazines.
11. They have e-​books and other digital resources.
Cons:
1. They don’t circulate Blu-​Rays yet.
2. Sometimes, not many patrons are in the library while I’m there.
3. They have young adult books but they’re in the adult department because they don’t have a teen room.
Overall, A Great Experience! 4 Stars is worth like 4 ½ for me.

Privately owned and a non-​profit, Rockville Public Library has been around for over 100 years! In late Spring of 2014, the 110-​year-​old library held a grand reopening to celebrate the renovations it has undergone.
Books (available on tape and CD), VHS, DVDs, magazines, and public WiFi: what else could you ask for from a library? RPL is working on providing downloadable books to the public, as well as an improved and updated website. Also in the works is more programming for after-​school activities and job-​seekers.
The way the old and new aspects of the Rockville Public Library have been merged together, it’s nearly impossible to tell that there are now, technically, two separate buildings. Clean and very well-​maintained, the library is able to honor the historic aspects of the building and the community while incorporating technological advances. It’s really no surprise that many locals consider this to be a focal point of the community and why I appreciate coming here.