American Fork Library - Public library in American Fork - 64 S 100 E, USA

Amazing... story time, chess club, kids toys, lots of books, welcoming atmosphere, and right next to a park! They even put battle of the books books separate on a shelf so they're easier to find!

I stopped in for the free WiFi. This little Library is tucked away in the neighborhood and conveniently connects to a little park with plenty of space to run with a covered eating area and playground equipment. The library was very quiet which made it convenient to work in. It sound like the library also doubles as a learning center which is cool. I sat on the upper floor where there was individual cubicles to work from. There was also multiple rest areas with couches and cushioned chairs if you want to take a break. The views of the snow capped mountains from the upper level windows was a nice addition. The staff was super kind and friendly.

I always love looking at what books they're selling, and today I got the jackpot! I found all of a series I was missing all but the first. It was a very happy surprise, and very affordable. I'll definitely be looking through them again.

My home was having some electrical work and the power was expected to be out for the entire day. As I work from home, I was looking for another place to be productive. I visited the American Fork Library and it was perfect. I easily signed up for a library card in minutes and had a private room reserved in just a few minutes more. I found the wifi to be strong, and the facility to be clean, friendly, and quiet. I'll be back!

It's a good library. I have checked audio books online. It's a great option. My wife likes actual books.

There are often children on the upper floor (teen/adult sections) running around and being loud. It is rare that an adult ever steps in to remind them that they are in a library. I go there to study, but multiple times have had to leave early because of the noise.

Visited with my three year old and he asked Brenda in the children’s section on March 27th that he wanted to color. She proceeded to tell him whatever and walk away, shocked at how rude a woman who was put in a children’s section could be to a child. He was even polite and said please and I had to proceed to explain why some people are mean for no reason. Appalled to be honest, never been anywhere where they had someone so rude and cold working around children, stay away unless you want to leave with your child crying and confused.

Good sized library, with nearby playground and park. The photo of an annual art exhibit there.