In Não Quero Ser Outra (I Don't Want to Be Another), Tamara explores her childhood and the complex experience of immigration, revealing a journey of self-discovery shaped by trauma. This book transcends poetry, serving as a testament to how personal moments intersect with broader social issues, inspiring the author to become politically engaged.

With sincere verses, Tamara addresses the formation of identity, the transformation of suffering into a struggle for liberation, and the preservation of individuality. Each poem is a window into her inner self, bringing together difficult memories and the determination for change.

Navigating universal themes such as belonging and the challenges of multiple oppressions, the author reflects on the importance of personal and collective identity. Não Quero Ser Outra is an invitation to reflect on our own experiences and the collective strength necessary for change.