The Ann Arbor District Library provides services to all residents living within the Ann Arbor School District's boundaries with services available to others for a fee.

The system offers a wide variety of materials for check-out, in addition to offering computer and Internet training, Wi-fi service, and special programs for the very young on up to teens and parents.

The Ann Arbor District Library provides services to all residents living within the Ann Arbor School District's boudaries with services available to others for a fee.

The system offers a wide variety of materials for check-out, in addition to offering computer and Internet training, Wi-fi service, and special programs for the very young on up to teens and parents.

The Ann Arbor District Library provides services to all residents living within the Ann Arbor School District's boudaries with services available to others for a fee.

The system offers a wide variety of materials for check-out, in addition to offering computer and Internet training, Wi-fi service, and special programs for the very young on up to teens and parents.

The Ann Arbor District Library provides services to all residents living within the Ann Arbor School District's boudaries with services available to others for a fee.

The system offers a wide variety of materials for check-out, in addition to offering computer and Internet training, Wi-fi service, and special programs for the very young on up to teens and parents.

Part of the Ann Arbor District Library, Traverwood Branch delivers traditional library services primarily to the residents of northeast Ann Arbor.

The Ann Arbor District Library provides services to all residents living within the Ann Arbor School District's boudaries with services available to others for a fee.

The system offers a wide variety of materials for check-out, in addition to offering computer and Internet training, Wi-fi service, and special programs for the very young on up to teens and parents.

The Baldwin Public Library has a great youth room in the library, but it's the programs that make this an extra special choice for families.

Moms and daughters and fathers and sons have their own book clubs, and those in the second through sixth grades can join a monthly book club and share afterschool stories, games, and snacks. There are storytimes three days a week, Sing and Tell twice a week, and a program called Babytime for infants up to 18 months.

Call or check our calendar for more details on library programs and offerings.

The library features terrific family programs and events. Check the website or our calendar for details.

Caroline Kennedy Library is one of two libraries in Dearborn Heights, and features computer workstations and regular story times for children.

Named the Best Small Library in America by Library Journal, the Chelsea District Library serves the city of Chelsea, as well as the townships of Dexter, Lima, Lyndon, and Sylvan. The library is a true community library, providing a wide variety of programs and services for all ages, including children and teens.

The Clinton-Macomb Public Library's Main Branch is one of the largest and nicest libraries in metro Detroit. Just walking in you'll know this isn't your ordinary library, with its grand central staircase, replica of the Earth spinning overhead, Pewabic tile fountain, and periodical lounge with upholstered chairs and a fieldstone fireplace.

You'll have a hard time getting your kids out of the children's section - there's a colorful puppet theater, play structures and toys, an operating train, and storytime three days a week.

The library has more than 40 computer terminals and offers free wireless internet access to card holders. Residents of Clinton and Macomb Townships are eligible for a library card.

The Clinton-Macomb Public Library's North Branch offers numerous family events, such as storytelling, book clubs, and mom and tot play times.

The Clinton-Macomb Public Library's South Branch offers numerous family events, such as storytimes and special craft programs, throughout the year.

The Detroit Public Library is the largest library system in the state of Michigan. Located in an historic building in the city's Cultural Center, this is a neat place to browse just about any subject, attend an event, or simply walk around.

The library's most notable holdings include the Burton Historical Collection (local history and geneology) and the Hackley Collection (African Americans in the performing arts).

The DPL's main branch has a large children's section. Its Junior Great Books Reading Program, from students in grades K-12, meets most Saturdays. Call or check our calendar for more details on library programs and offerings.

There is a great children's section and lots of kids' activities and story times are offered. Call or check our calendar for more details on library programs and offerings.

There is a great children's section on the lower level and lots of kids' activities and story times are offered. Call or check our calendar for more details on library programs and offerings.

The Ferndale Public Library, which in 2002 became an independent library and may see many changes in the coming months and years, has a good variety of programs for children.

The Flat Rock Public Library offers storytimes for kids ages 1-5, Family Fun Nights, and monthly teen programs.

The Fraser Public Library offers a wide variety of programs and activities for children, including preschool storytimes, puppet shows, magic shows, live animal visits, and summer reading programs. Visit the website or our calendar for a schedule of events.

The Grosse Pionte Library offers adult and youth services, including three different storytime sessions for three age groups.

The library is closed on Sundays during the summer.

Nestled within the tight community of Huntington Woods, this is a cozy library that offers free wireless internet access, comfortable seating areas with fireplace, and a storytime reading room. Free wireless internet connection is available.

Overlooking the children's area is a colorful stained glass window created by Detroit's Center for Creative Studies students.

The Woods Gallery (http://www.woodsgallery.org), located on the lower level of the library, features artists from the metro Detroit area.

The Livonia Civic Center Library is the largest of the public libraries in the city of Livonia. It offers loads of kids programs, including storytimes, concerts, workshops, and special events. Teens can enjoy a summer reading program.

The library has 16 internet stations for public use and offers wireless internet access as well as traditional internet stations.

The Mount Clemens Public Library offers a full-service children's department with books for all reading levels, interactive storytimes, puppet shows, activity and craft programs, and reading clubs.

Call or check our calendar for more details on library programs and offerings.

The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped provides free access to library materials especially designed for those with low vision or blindness or any type of physical disability.

Through NLS' national network of regional libraries, books and magazines on cassettes and in braille, as well as audio equipment, are mailed straight to participants' doors, at no cost.

This is a great family library in a great family town.
Series of six-week storytimes for children ages two to three and four to five are offered - advance registration required. Call or check our calendar for more details.

The library organizes a wide variety of special programs for its patrons, including storytimes, a summer reading program for school-age children summer reading club, concerts, authors visits, and more.

The Plymouth District Library began in 1923 with just two wall sections of books. Since then, the library has expanded to include books, magazines, DVDs, computers, and more. The library also has a wide range of programming, including storytimes, for young children, teens, and adults.

The lower-level youth services area of the Royal Oak Public Library is large and well-designed. The shelves and librarian's desk are low; a terrific activity room has been designed for storytimes, crafts, and other fun; and there is plenty of creative seating - we especially appreciate the long benches at the computers that allow for more than one wiggly behind at a terminal.

The area for the littlest of patrons is spacious and includes tables for puzzles and coloring and computers for playing games. In total, there are 16 computers in the youth services area, 12 with internet access; WiFi is available. There are self check-out stations on both levels of the library.

With an updated library comes a fabulous new website. Search for resources before heading into the library, browse through recommended titles, and check your account online.

Contact the library or check our calendar for ongoing storytimes and other events.

The Southfield Public Library is one of the best libraries in metro Detroit. The children's section, on the first level, contains a tree house, snoring dragon, and outer space story room.

The library also has a teen section, including diner-style booths with flat-panel video screens, a poetry wall, and hip furniture.

Call or check our calendar for more details on library programs and offerings.

The library offers a good variety of children's programs, including storytimes, movies, crafts events, a summer reading program, and many special guests and entertainers. Check the website or our events calendar for details.

The Civic Center Library is a branch of the Warren Public Library and is located on the ground floor of the Warren City Hall.

The library offers internet access and a good variety of programs for adults, teens, and children.

The library offers internet access, story and craft programs for preschoolers, and an adult book club.

The West Bloomfield Township Public Library offers story hours and picture book hours for families (call for details).