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My rating: 4/5
What I like in libraries: Books that are available that I originally have on my online To-Be-Read (TBR). Spacious environments. Multiple book genres.
The Ang Mo Kio library is very easy to find once you use Google maps. I think the library is an OK library, not horrible, not perfect. There are two levels. The first level has a children’s section and adult fiction books. I’d say the adult fiction section is actually really nice. I read through a few of the books and I took multiple pictures to basically remind myself to check them out again.
The children’s section isn’t really a room; it’s just some shelves out in the open. The second level has young adult books. The selection had some books that I’ve already read, and a lot that I have on my To-Be-Read (TBR).
There are some Chinese magazines, English fiction books, and Chinese books. More in the corner, there is a space where there are multiple black seats spaced apart. The second level has two tables with computers originally on it, and 6 seats for each of the tables.
There is a quiet reading lounge, and at the time I was there, there weren’t that many people. But the layout is really nice because there are 9 seats where you can use your phone, read, and listen to an audiobook. But there’s also a few desks with seats where you can read, and maybe use your computer.
Overall, I think that the Ang Mo Kio Library is very well organized, spacious, has a nice quiet reading lounge, nice children’s section, and a good place to use your computer and read.
A nice public library. The library was quite secluded, and is about 1km walk from Ang Mo Kio MRT station. The library is 2 storeys high, and it’s quite a quiet library with fewer patrons during off-peak hours. There were quite a number of empty tables at the Adult Fiction Section and power points were quite readily available. There was a water cooler at the 2nd storey. The place is highly recommended for students and readers who want a conducive environment. However it was slightly inaccessible and had some problems navigating from outside. But overall, I had a pleasant experience. Would come back again.
Have been here countless times over the course of 5-6 years. Most recently being today after almost 2 years of not having been back. It’s a really cool and chill place to be b4 the pandemic. And very extremely cold + cozy too. For some reason however, they changed the sitting of the chairs upstairs and even removed the service counter at the door . Not sure what for and even removed the middle section between the library and the food/cafe centre to make it into a programme section. That used to be a place where students / others could chat quietly without going into the cafe if they didn’t want to buy food there. Now everything’s changed and its not as cozy as it was before. Maybe others might feel differently but I just felt like before was better.
The location may not be the most convenient, but it offers a quieter atmosphere with fewer people compared to other malls or libraries near MRT stations. While it may lack the modern aesthetics of newer libraries, it compensates with ample space. Additionally, there’s a cafe for those who enjoy a peaceful coffee or meal. Booking a study table online is now possible, though the system could use some improvements. Luck plays a role in securing your preferred timeslot and seat number, as the availability status may not be entirely up-to-date.
This is the first time I visited this Library. It was so peaceful and quiet. I was waiting for my son to end his tuition nearby.
I was looking for a book called, ” The 5 am Club” by Robin Sharma and searched it online through the computer provided by the library.
I wrote the info and went to look for it. I approached a librarian and she helped me to search for it. In the end, I told her that it was alright and it could be that another reader was using it. 20mins later, the same librarian approached me with a book in hand. She asked if this was the book and I smiled and gently said it wasn’t and thanked her.
Her name is Ramla. I really appreciated her for going out of the way to look for it. Well done Ang Mo kio Library! For training staff with not only knowledge but good customer service. It’s very rare to find that nowadays.