wellgirl presents
a truly unique & meaningful way for mothers & daughters to connect
through shared stories
with the movie adaptation of
Judy Blume’s book
“Are You There God?
It’s Me Margaret"
mother/daughter movie screening event at Embassy Theater in Waltham
Friday, March 27 6–8:30pm
First published over 50 years ago, the story of an 11 year old girl and its themes about friendship, family, self-identity, puberty and growing up remain relevant in today’s world. Reading this book or screening the movie adaptation together provides a valuable opportunity for intimate and meaningful mother/daughter connection—sparking conversations about the changes and challenges that come with traveling toward adolescence.
Suggested age 10–14 years old.
(please read sensitive content warning before signing up)
read on for more info
movie screening!
Come join us at the Embassy Theater in Waltham on
Friday March 27th from 6–8:30pm, for an unforgettable “girls night out" that will include:
an introduction to the movie and its main themes
question/answer discussion guide
for mother/daughters
post-screening activities and open conversation about puberty, friendship, family...Your curiosities will drive our conversation, so who knows where we’ll go!
free raffles with prizes graciously donated by local sponsors AND the one and only, Judy Blume, has signed a copy of her book to give away!
sensitive content warning: The book and movie candidly display and talk about topics that are relatable to girls aged 10–14 years old, and is an honest portrayal of growing up. Both mediums include explicit discussions about menstruation, breast development, peer pressure and religious identity, which may prompt questions and discussions about personal beliefs and body changes. There are brief references to Playboy magazine, female/male anatomy, and truth or dare kissing.
The movie is confronting and yet comforting, awkward and yet full of truth, and an honestly endearing coming-of-age story for mothers and daughters to share.
$50 per mother/daughter pair
more than one daughter?
you all come for the price above!
bonus add-on mother/daughter
book club guide!
The virtual book club is a great way for mothers and daughters to intimately interact with and discuss the themes and experiences happening in Margaret’s, her friends’, and your daughter's lives by reading the text, in Judy Blume’s words. The book club will be delivered in two parts, via email, and includes:
an introduction to the book, its main themes,
and the author
discussion guide and reflective prompts for mother/daughters to share with each other
activities and commentary about puberty, friendship, family, and beyond, along with additional commentary about this book through the ages and generations.
sensitive content warning: The book and movie candidly display and talk about topics that are relatable to girls aged 10–14 years old, and is an honest portrayal of growing up. Both mediums include explicit discussions about menstruation, breast development, peer pressure and religious identity, which may prompt questions and discussions about personal beliefs and body changes and appearance. There are brief references to Playboy magazine, female/male anatomy, and truth or dare kissing.
The movie is confronting and yet comforting, awkward and yet full of truth, and an honestly endearing coming-of-age story for mothers and daughters to share.
$10 per mother/daughter pair
hosted by wellgirl
Rebecca
Founder & Girl Mentor
I guide and support tween age girls toward feelings of wellness, from the inside out. I am a certified life coach and have been an educator and mentor in different capacities for over 10 years. (homeschool to college instruction to leading my daughter's Girl Scout troop, going on 7 years now). I’ve taught classes in goal setting, business creation for young female entrepreneurs, empowering thought routines and mindfulness. My programs are meant to empower and inspire girls toward achieving tangible feelings of wellness for themselves. I'm a DIY Mom to two children, including one wellgirl named Emilia,who will soon be turning 12 and is in sixth grade, just like Margaret. I live in Waltham with my husband and kids.
Have a question: email me at [email protected]
“Rebecca creates a safe space for my girls to learn
and take risks/try new things, and grow.”
samantha, mother to two wellgirls
