by James Rafferty

"Baby No Name" is an unflinching, raw memoir that chronicles the life of an Indigenous man affected by the Sixties Scoop. Told in the author's own words, this authentic and gritty account explores the journey from babyhood to adulthood, capturing the profound struggles of survival, identity, and belonging.

💔 What You’ll Discover:

✔ Personal, untold truths about the Sixties Scoop and its long-lasting effects on Indigenous lives.

✔ A powerful exploration of grief, survival, and resilience written by someone who has lived through it.

✔ Blunt honesty that challenges perceptions and evokes strong emotions, from anger to deep reflection.

Baby No Name doesn’t shy away from the hard truths—this memoir is a raw, emotional journey that will push you to think deeply about identity, history, and the impact of colonial trauma. If you're looking for a book that challenges, provokes, and sparks conversation, this is a must-read.

Order your copy of "Baby No Name" today, and prepare for an unforgettable journey into the heart of survival and self-discovery.