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"We come here for free entertainment," says Madison day-care provider Kerry Pederson, left, who with her daughter Emily, 11, holds Dillan Sztuczko, 1, during a visit Tuesday to the Sun Prairie Public Library.

Computers at the Sun Prairie Public Library are busy as Chris Reese, left, 21, enjoys viewing Japanese anime, a form of animation, and Jacob Bogie, 18, searches for a job online after he was laid off Tuesday morning.

A row of computer stations is full Tuesday at the Sun Prairie Public Library. The library's use grew more in 2008 than any time since the building opened in 1999.

Yes, they even have toys in the Sun Prairie Public Library ? much to the delight of Cormac Kelly, 4, of Sun Prairie, who visited with his sister, Ailish, 3, and their grandmother, Patricia Brady, of Syracuse, N.Y.

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