Staff Report / Bakersfieldlocal.org

The Kern County Library in Bakersfield, CA, announced on their Facebook page that "Brat Girl Summer" has come to an end, and the season has officially transitioned to "Shadowy Cloaked Figure Fall." The library indicated that they are fully booked until winter. The post included playful hashtags, #LeafMeAlone and #kerncountylibrary, suggesting a lighthearted tone regarding the busy season ahead.

Source: Kern County Library | Bakersfield CA | Facebook

Source Type: Library

Source Location: Bakersfield

Bakersfield, CA

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