John Muir Branch - Los Angeles Public LIbrary Reviews

I love this library, they have a section for kids, which my kids love, it has legos and a cool carpet and many kid books to keep the kids occupied.

This Library, I would go to after school, at John Muir. Almost every day, I would use the computers when we first got internet for the general public, I would play, Magic School Bus game online. Never once did I think or to read and check out books but my mind was in the time of adopting the computer. I could of been Jeff Bezos, I could of been the avid reader and computer geek people were making front of and now work for. I wish to those who read this, especially to the young ones younger then 18, because when you turn 18, by law you can say, good bye to your parents and never look back, or you can become what your parents are, good or bad.

Read books, adopt coding, and how things work and are. Read history, self-help books, biographies and anything you are inspired or brings your ideas to light.

You are the future!

Change, changes by one step at a time, but most importantly, it starts with you!

- Rich Dad

PS I am now reading more books then ever, and wish to have knew that books are the key to the door people shut.

A place where you can enjoy the good of the service, with a difference compared to other companies in the state. I am sure I will return. Greetings

Been here in CA for a decade and scoffed at the though of ever checking it out.Big mistake. This place is stunning. I mean you won't believe it until yous step inside yourself.Amazing reading rooms with free wifi and the architecture itself just reminds you of a museum/palace. Go here. You won't regret it.

This is a cultural landmark, experiencing an extreme shift in atmosphere as of late. It has more than 4 full levels, millions of books (literally), and even a museum at the very top!

I called to verify the cost to print and was advised $.10 a page. Arrived and it was $.25