LEDISI :: Better Than Alright :: Book Signing at Enoch Pratt Free Library :: Sunday, June 10th 3 pm :: Central Library
"Better Than Alright"
Ledisi
Singer Ledisi in Baltimore talks about her new book, Better Than Alright: Finding Peace, Love & Power.
Better Than Alright, an innovative collaboration with Essence and Ledisi in her writing debut, is a collection of Ledisi's personal photos, quotes, lyrics and richly detailed stories. Beginning with her performance at Essence's first Black Women in Hollywood luncheon in 2008, Ledisi charts her journey to acceptance of her beauty, talent and power, showing how she endured and ultimately triumphed in the music business, on her own terms.
Barnes & Noble, Power Plant, will be selling copies of Ledisi's book at a book signing following the program.
- Central Library Sunday, Jun 10, 2012 (3 pm)
Main Hall
Suggested Audience:
- Teens
- Adults
- Seniors
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