Queens Library at Jackson Heights i New York

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  Farhan Ali

  :: 08 June 2018 19:04:39

  This is a small library and by small i mean only in terms of the places you can sit and read or study. The facilities are really nice . The staff was very polite and courteous. I just started going there to study, but my first day i saw a fight break out between a guy and a woman. It was very annoying and irritating to see that people come here to talk as if this is a public park. I feel the staff can be strict in terms of telling people to be quiet and discreet. Will see how it goes.

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  J Garcia

  :: 05 May 2018 23:09:56

  Is a nice library but it has to be organized more kids making noise and is kinda hard to concentrated, the place is not so big or small in my opinion I think is average other than that the staff have to do better.

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  Games production

  :: 03 May 2018 21:52:09

  well this library have some very great feature and upgrade however the staff are not very nice some are some not and this is pretty bad and not cool you have to respect them by saying "please" "may I" or "can I have'' and if not they won't respect you when I first came that's how they treat me and at that time I was developing english so f**** them however the second floor the staff are very nice and ready to help anytime if they could. And also the place is noisy most of the time which suck so good luck to the people that reading the comments. ******

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  Mei Gouw

  :: 27 April 2018 17:36:40

  My daughter and I spend about 30 minutes or so on 2nd floor twice a week after school. We have to leave after 3pm because of the crowd. The only thing I don't like is some kids eat in the library and some parents too.

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  Anne Marie White

  :: 25 April 2018 20:12:45

  The librarians are very helpful. The patrons (guests) make visits unpleasant because the parents don't tell their children that it's a place to behave because the majority are trying to get work and quiet reading done. The noise decibels are zoo-like. The range of material, topics, languages; separate rooms for children and teens; programs and events make this Queens library branch a great resource in the community.