Red Hook Library

The staff are friendly. They take the time to interact with people. Further, the staff has a room where people can put a request to either have their own presentation, public forum, study room, or any approved activity. There's a chess class every Thursday for kids and adults who want to learn how to play. The outreach to the public is excellent.

I only wish they had more books. Maybe the computers can be consolidated to one area, which would allow more space to put in more shelves and more books. Especially classical books, for example all of Shakespeare, Dickens, Hemingway, Twain, Hugo, etc., needs to be expanded. It would be great, too, if they could get textbooks that many CUNY college students would use. This would bring in more patrons to Red Hook BPL.

This Library is small. Few computers but Ive been able to use the computers and get the books I want to read so not too bad.

I had some of my best weekends on that block hanging out with my cousins, the good ol days.

They have multiple genres but I went to get diary of a wimpy kid they didn't have anymore I had to put in a order. Computers are good.

Little selection, just seem like they just threw it there because they had too. I love the library but this one turned me off... I hope all Brooklyn libraries aren't like this, it just look like a whole in the wall like they don't care... Couple of computers... Ugh, I'm from queens & this is just a huge difference.