Can you say Enauenê-Nauê without stuttering? Rita Carelli, the author of this book, can and very well. And there is more: by spending part of her childhood at the Enauenê-Nauê indigenous village, she not only learned new words, but also customs that were very different from those she was used to in the city. Something special about life in the village captured her attention: play activities and responsibilities were different for boys and girls. She saw herself at a crossroad. She preferred to play, swim in the river, and play soccer to taking care of babies, grinding or spinning. What now? A product of an unforgettable personal experience, My Enauenê Family addresses, in a sensitive and fun way, the importance of understanding, respecting, and cherishing different ways of life.