Tybee Island Branch Library

A year ago I visited Tybee Island and made several trips to your wonderful Library. I was looking for a copy of Ann Morrow Lindberg's' 'Gifts from the Sea', and received help from a charmingly engaging very curly headed attractive librarian, who instantly became my secret sweety. Thanks and it is a year later and back in Indiana please know you are still my secret sweety

Visitors get to use the library for a reasonable fee. Staff is quite courteous and has made me feel at home. Mask up to visit.

Wonderful staff, sweet little library. Great for kids. Staff is inviting and knowledgeable about activities/programs happening in the library!

Our small community is lucky to have such a nice library.

Great little library. Came in for a bit to get out of the rain.

great kids experience. nice help, plenty of choices for kids. cute

Great

What a host of incompetent ancient associates at the circulation desk. They are slow and more interested in chatting than getting loans processed. On my recent visit, it took 15 minutes for them to get to me and clear my account before attempting to check out my items. They could not figure out one item as to how or why it would circulate longer than usual. Instead of getting me out the door, the two ladies had a conversation as to what was wrong with the code. When I got home, I discovered the idiots forgot to unlock the DVDs. Please hire new able staff and replace the "Sweetie."

Well I'm hesitant to discuss matters online like this but I was slightly disappointed with my visit just now to the Tybee Island Branch Library. After a long ordeal in my ketch vessel on some rough waters on the Bull River I landed safely ashore near the sands of the beach. This of course after my solar browser broke apart in orbit and crash landed. It was tough getting ashore to the beach but I feel I had a spirit guide in the form of a frog named Kermit who liked to feed. I think he or she was polish liked lobster with Hamm's Beer. Well never mind that I digress. The point I wish to make is that when I got to the library's Dewey Kard cataloge to see if they had any cartoons of Popeye all I got was this book by Anne E. Hill about the "Defender of Mankind." Well needless to say the shopping card was preloaded with stalking cookies of movies such as Speed, Heat, and Gravity and that perfectly described by trip down the Z axis to Tybee Island. If their ever was lighthouse cursed by practical magic I bet you a fresh pair of Betty Whites undies that this is the place.

You would think a library would be able to read the science that mask don't work!