Sista Sister
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The new book by the
Sunday Times
bestselling sensation who burst on our scenes in 2020 and urged us to recognise racial bias in all its ugliness.
Direct, accessible and in parts, very funny
A sharp, sometimes moving self-help book
[I] inhaled this. Fans of
I Am Not Your Baby Mother
, brace for another corker from Candice Brathwaite
This book is like the older sibling you wish you'd had growing up. Looking at family, sex, money and Blackness, bestselling author Brathwaite deftly navigates even the trickiest of topics in this compilation of essays, holding up a lens to joy, heartbreak and exactly what it really means to be a young woman
One of the best books I've read this year
Wise, honest, confronting, beautiful and funny
Inspiring and provocative
A witty, honest and transformative collection of essays
Wise, witty
[
Sista Sister
is like] that older and wiser friend you always wish you'd had
The honest and profound words have been chosen carefully and speak volumes about society, making this a must read. Hugely emotive in parts, the author's warmth and humour radiates off the page
Candice Brathwaite is a prominent British author and advocate who has made a significant impact with her work on motherhood and diversity. Her Sunday Times bestselling book I Am Not Your Baby Mother passionately addressed the unique experiences of Black British mothers. Her writing has also appeared in the Guardian, Harper's Bazaar, Stylist, the Huffington Post and Grazia. Candice is a presenter on Lorraine and Steph's Packed Lunch, and the co-host of the smash hit podcast, 'Closet Confessions', which has amassed 2.5 million downloads and several sell-out live shows in its first year of production. Her holistic and exuberant online content, which spans from heartfelt wisdom to highly anticipated fashion videos, has gained her a dedicated audience of 290k+ Instagram followers and 370+ on TikTok. Through her writing and public presence, Candice actively works to challenge norms and promote positive change in the realm of diversity and representation.