Paperback will be our bookseller at this event. Rearsby, Leicestershire : Wavesound Audiobooks, 2020. Her activist mentality is evident, as she works to address stereotypes prevalent in our society and suggests a reconciled way forward. Join them as they talk pride, stereotypes and family stories. Growing up Aboriginal in Australia sound recording / edited by Anita Heiss. This memoir is insightful, candid and funny, being both a personal narrative of growing up in Sydney and also a broader exploration of Aboriginal identity in contemporary Australia. With contributors Celeste Liddle, Zachary Penrith-Puchalski and Sharon Payne, Heiss will host a frank, funny and forthright discussion of formative years and life lessons. How do the formative experiences of Aboriginal Australians shape their sense of self and their sense of community? And what experiences do Aboriginal kids across the country have in common – whether they’re in the city or the suburbs or in the most remote corners of the continent? It’s a collection of truly diverse stories – sometimes surprising and funny, often confronting and always illuminating – that paint a rich and detailed picture of what it means to come of age as an Aboriginal Australian. In her introduction to Growing up Aboriginal in Australia, editor Anita Heiss writes: ‘ stories cover country from Nukunu to Noongar, Wiradjuri to Western Arrernte, Ku Ku Yalinji to Kunibidji, Gunditjamara to Gumbaynggirr and many places in between.’
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