Early ReviewersTuutalik Boychuk

Tiita's Daughter: a biographical novella about a woman who rose above abuse.

Tiita's Daughter is Julia, an Inuk woman who lived through abuse from her biological parents in the 1960s and 1970s on the Western Coast of Canada's Hudson Bay. This is the true story of how Julia broke the chains of abuse. It is a story made possible thanks in part to Julia's true mother, Tiita, a brave Inuk woman who lived a nomadic life in iglus and sod huts.

All names are pseudonyms.

Tiita's Daughter: a biographical novella about a woman who rose above abuse.

Tiita's Daughter is Julia, an Inuk woman who lived through abuse from her biological parents in the 1960s and 1970s on the Western Coast of Canada's Hudson Bay. This is the true story of how Julia broke the chains of abuse. It is a story made possible thanks in part to Julia's true mother, Tiita, a brave Inuk woman who lived a nomadic life in iglus and sod huts.

All names are pseudonyms.