My Tidda, My Sister gathers stories from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women across Australia.

Through conversations about family, resilience, identity, activism, grief, humour, community and survival, Marlee Silva creates a book that is as much about listening as it is about storytelling. The women here are elders, athletes, artists, mothers, daughters, leaders and organisers, but also people navigating ordinary joys and frustrations. Silva's interviews foreground kinship and continuity, showing how knowledge, care and resistance are passed between generations. The result is a portrait not of a single experience, but of a living network of relationships and histories.

Beautifully designed throughout and richly illustrated, My Tidda, My Sister is both an accessible introduction to contemporary Indigenous voices and a lasting record of stories too often excluded from mainstream Australian narratives. A warm, generous and deeply human collection.

Hardback edition. Very good condition with clean pages, bright boards and only light signs of handling.