This document summarizes a research study examining how users interact with and utilize social discovery features in public library catalogues. The study will analyze transaction logs from two Canadian library catalogues over four months, tracking user search behaviors, interactions with tagging, reviews and other social features. Future research will involve usability testing to understand how useful, effective and satisfying users find the catalogues and identify ways to improve the user experience. The goal is to provide libraries insights into how social features impact user behaviors and library services.