Breckinridge County Public Library

this is such a lovely library. they have a very good selection of books in my opinion, i never really struggle to find what i’m looking for and their computer is easy to search for a specific book. i bring my 2.5 year old son in sometimes and let him pick out books. i never feel judged for bringing a small and sometimes loud kid into there. it’s incredibly welcoming. on top of that, the people that work there are so kind and helpful! they have an AMAZING amount of resources too, some of which are available online. i’ve used their online library for books and movies, and it’s literally all free. i’ve gotten super into reading mostly because of the online library. you can borrow books thru the kindle app and hoopla app, plus some more options i think, so it’s really versatile and portable. 5

The people here are so helpful and friendly. I'm always running in because I need something printed or need to fax some paperwork but if I ever have any questions they are eager to help. I especially love the librarian that runs it, she's just awesome and such a caring person.

this Library is really outdated and most of there books are ripped off from Amazon. Everyone should know how to use pen and paper, especially economics and finance. While an encyclopedic, clear and straightforward narrative is not always the most attractive aspect, it should have been. The book feels rushed and sluggish; the prose can be a bit florid and monotone at times. The books are usually broken up into three parts, three chapters per part, which is strange. This suggests the idea of it being a stand alone, but it feels like a total disjointed and confusing thing that I can't pick up and find anything from. I will not finish this books here or buy it for a library book.

I've always loved coming into the BCPL, ever since we moved to Kentucky in 2012. The people that work here are knowledgeable and friendly. It's free/cheap to get a library card. They have a great selection of books, audiobooks, DVDs, etc., especially for a small town in rural Kentucky. Oh, while we're on the subject... I'm not advocating intentionally hording public-owned books/movies/whatnot for months or years or anything like that, but I figured I should mention that if you DO happen to accidentally keep some of their materials past their due date, any late fees incurred can be erased completely, so long as you remember to bring them back on a Friday—no matter how long you've had them out. Pretty dang cool, If you ask me. Also, they have easy to use computer access. What more could you

This library is very nice on the inside and is an excellent modification of the old library. As soon as you walk in, you'll notice how vibrant the interior is. There is quite a bit of space as well. Not only books can be checked out, but also movies which range from old to new releases. If you need to use a computer you can do that as well. The staff has always been friendly and helpful as too. The exterior is easy on the eyes and a single tower, that is part of the architectural design, provides an interesting component to the structure.