Japón

The attention is good, with support for the location of books. Mainly children's books.

I do not return to that place, has gone three or four times and entering and I feel offended and I get in a bad mood, all because those employees do not have discipline, nor the slightest education, nor training that they are supposed to have, they leave with that there is a regulation and they do not comply, but they get demanding with certain people. They told me that I could not connect my laptop to continue working! .. That it is in the regulation !, but the employees live it eating inside the "library", they speak as if they were in the room of their house, they do not comply with his responsibility to tell the other "visitors" not to make noise or not to come and go, but I could not connect my laptop to work. If they do that to avoid wasting electricity, it seems to me that it is one of the dumbest decisions they have made, because first of all my equipment consumes less than 50% of electrical energy than some of the old, dusty and noisy equipment that they have in their "area of ​​computation", the lack of maintenance is noticeable, even the fans of the processors and power sources buzz, in addition to having an obsolete operating system that no longer receives support against viruses or spam. I am surprised that they try to say that it is a library, they do not have the staff prepared in any way, they do not have an adequate organization of spaces, and not to mention the minimum equipment. Of course, I am not saying anything about the books, because it is clearly next to a public school of primary level and I do not expect it to have engineering or advanced education books, but at least that it meets the requirements of a space of the type of a True library or that the staff at least try to fulfill their responsibility. Anyway ... it's a mockery.

More than anything children's books, chairs and small tables, seems focused on a children's audience, good for them

Yes it's a bit good The truth