Author Event with Paula Faris

32 South Section Street,Fairhope AL 36532

16 March, 2023

Description

Fairhope, AL - Page & Palette bookstore is excited to announce our upcoming event with award-winning journalist and mom-of-three Paula Faris. Faris will be in the Book Cellar at Page & Palette on Thursday, March 16th at 6PM to sign and discuss her new book, You Don’t Have to Carry it All, offering insightful and practical steps for better working, momming, and living to millions of overwhelmed working moms. This is a ticketed event - a book purchase is required to attend. All customers who purchase a book at Page & Palette and attend the event can have their book signed and personalized by Ms. Faris. Tickets are $27.00, which includes the book and admittance to the event. Seating in the Book Cellar is unassigned and limited to the first 100 tickets purchased. These guests will be the first group in the signing line. All other ticketed guests will be seated throughout Latte Da and Page & Palette. These tickets will be numbered, designating guests’ place in the signing line. ABOUT YOU DON’T HAVE TO CARRY IT ALL Through the lens of her personal experience and interviews with working women, men, leaders, and experts across the country, Faris dismantles the cultural expectations and toxic traps that American moms experience. She also gathers insightful and actionable steps toward a better way of working, momming, and living. The problems we have as a country and culture are not insurmountable. Besides, we’ve got working moms on this job. And there are literally no hands more capable than ours! Paula Faris is an Emmy-Award winning journalist, speaker, best-selling author of Called Out: Why I Traded Two Dream Jobs For A Life Of True Calling and host of the "Paula Faris Faith & Calling podcast", where she talks to inspirational people about what they're called to do and who they're called to be. Faris spent nearly a decade at ABC news, during which she was co-anchor of Good Morning America weekend edition and co-host of The View. While at the network she reported on everything from politics, news and entertainment to sports and faith.