Radnor Memorial Library

Ok this for all the moms out there! This is a great, cute, fun library for kids of all ages starting from birth. They have story time every day of the week for different aged children. They also have very specific kid programs that you can sign up for. They even have the 123 Grow Program which is the same program at the Please Touch Museum, all without having to drive downtown.
They also have a kids play area — trains, puzzles, stuffed animals. I would just take my child there to play and to interact with other kids her age.
Love this place, great find.

What could be wrong with reading a book, and not having to pay for it? It’s amazing with the advent of Barnes and Noble, and Borders how many have forgotten that their local library is a great place to pick up a book, it’s free and (here at the Radnor library) you can also grab a cup of coffee to sip while you check out the selections.
Not only does the Radnor Library have a great offering of books, they also have a great offering of books on tape, periodicals, CDs, and DVDs; most absolutely free to check out. It even has books in Spanish and Chinese. And if you can’t find a book in their collection, they’ll get the book delivered from another library free of charge, within days. Will they do that at Borders?
The only negative about the Radnor Library is that too many parents use it as a babysitting service. The kids are left unsupervised, talking on cell phones, chit-​chating loudly, running about. The librarians seem to care little about calming the kids down. But really parents… should the librarians have to control your kids while you shop the boutiques in downtown Wayne? Get real!