North Las Vegas Library District

This a clean, quiet, functional library. Yes, you can use our CCLVLD library card here. There are a few computers and the staff was helpful. However, if you are used to the other CCLVLD branches, which have puzzles, blocks, play kitchens, puppets, etc. you might be disappointed. They children’s section is small is well-​kept and tidy but does not have any of the frills that my littles look forward too. There is a park outside and my kids enjoyed that.
If you have curious tots or clumsy kids, do not let them run ahead! The landscaping is mostly thorny cacti, especially between the library and park, that are just waiting to ruin your weekend.

I never knew this library existed until I ventured here to pick up a book for the Unilocal book club. Out of all the libraries in the valley, only two were carrying ‘The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks’. The Alexander library was closest to home so coming here was a no brainer (I wasn’t about to drive 45 minutes to a library on Sahara!). The major crossroads for this branch are Craig and MLK. I called ahead to place a hold on the book, and an older gentleman gave me peace of mind by setting it aside for me at the circulation desk. Upon arrival, I realized the Alexander library has an almost identical layout to the Deer Springs library. It’s a no frills library of smallish size, but it gets the job done.
Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 2015: #183

I felt the place was tiny but clean. But the man who worked there was rude. I was returning one of the books and he was stating that because i got a little rain on the pages i would have to buy a whole new book for them? And the price he wanted was outrageous. I would never pay such a price for a book. I never went back. Nor did I buy a book for them either. Especially when I moved out here and donated like twenty or so to them. Next time I donated some books. I took them to the salvation army instead.