Following the phenomenal success of their first book, Slay in Your Lane: The Black Girl Bible, authors Yomi Adegoke and Elizabeth Uviebinene join us for an evening of open and honest discussion about how their own self-started project saw them take 2018 by storm.
Yomi and Elizabeth’s inspirational and practical life guide looks at everything from education to dating, health and money, and the many challenges still facing black women today. Full of insight from their own lives and interviews with key figures, Slay in Your Lane is a must-read for a new generation of black leaders.
In this event Yomi and Elizabeth will be discussing the experiences that motivated them to write the book and the impact they’ve seen—followed by a Q&A with the audience and signing.
Tickets: £8 standard / £5 Student or Foyalty member*. When purchasing a Student or Foyalty ticket, you’ll need to bring a valid in-date Student card or Foyalty card with you.
Venue: Level 6, Foyles 107 Charing Cross Road
*Not a Foyalty member but would like to gain access to discounted tickets, exclusive offers and giveaways? Click here to register free today!
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