Saint Clair Shores Public Library

5 reviews

22500 E 11 Mile Rd

Saint Clair Shores, MI 48081

http://www.stclairshores.net

The St. Clair Shores Public Library is a hub of activity for residents of all ages. More than 130,000 books and 30,000 videos, magazines and other items provide a number of resources for residents to review utilize. The library's collection is further expanded through membership in the Suburban Library Cooperative, which allows card holders to select items from other libraries in Macomb County, Harper Woods and Troy. A number of programs and events are also planned throughout the year.

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3.55 reviews

Eileen G.

2/28/2024

All of the employees at this library are always so very helpful. It could be you need a book that they do not have but will get for me from another library. They will for a small fee copy or fax...

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Alice A.

9/7/2013

It's okay. I fell in love the e-books at the Westland library. St. Clair Shores has a much smaller selection of e-books. The library itself seems okay. Will have to go back and do a serious...

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Margaret B.

12/7/2019

Pretty unfriendly & uncooperative Director. Some staff are friendly some are not. They forget that it is the patrons that pay their wages...

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M S.

7/23/2017

A little small, rather dated, but an excellent community anchor - especially the youth services and activities.

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Leslie G.

9/25/2012

I LOVE this library. It is a very nice place to choose a book for pleasure or reference. And, THERE IS A CAFE CONNECTED TO THE LIBRARY! Reminds me of the days when I used to relax with a coffee at...

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