Pass the Book to FeFe with Jennifer Podcast

Get ready to dive into some real talk, because “Pass the Book to FeFe with Jennifer Podcast” is coming to town for a live broadcast, and you’re invited to join the village for a conversation and celebration of “Our Kind of Women” on October 11th. This isn’t just about turning pages, honey, it’s about going beyond the book for some lively discussion.

The mastermind behind “Pass the Book to FeFe” is none other than FeFe Handy, the founder and executive director of Page Turners Make Great Learners. For two decades, FeFe has been on a mission to light up young people’s love for reading, and her podcast is a fabulous resource for adults searching for those special books that truly speak to and resonate with the lives and experiences of young people. She’s known for bringing renowned contemporary authors into her virtual living room to chat about themes like diversity, culture, self-awareness, and empathy that make today’s literature so impactful.

This live event promises to be an engaging experience, offering you the chance to participate in a vibrant conversation that extends far past the printed word. “Pass the Book to FeFe” has brought its insightful discussions to live audiences before, with previous editions held at Village Books, so you know you’re in for a treat with FeFe Handy at the helm.

This time, the magic is happening at Ambient Plus Studio, a truly distinctive spot located in Atlanta’s historic West End. This isn’t your average event space, darling. We’re talking about a cool industrial vibe with over 25,000 square feet of space, boasting massive industrial windows and gorgeous hardwood floors. It’s a historic venue, dating all the way back to 1910, known for its incredible natural light and versatile character.

Ambient Plus Studio is nestled right in the heart of the action, close to popular landmarks like the BeltLine, the bustling Lee + White food and beverage district, and the Atlanta University Center. It’s the perfect backdrop for an event that’s all about connection, conversation, and celebrating “Our Kind of Women.” So mark your calendars for October 11th, because you don’t want to miss out on this unique opportunity to be part of a live broadcast and a truly enriching discussion.