Mrs Kelly

"Mrs Kelly" by best-selling biographer Grantlee Kieza chronicles the remarkable life of Ellen Kelly, a pioneering woman who endured immense hardships from her childhood in Ireland to her years in Australia’s evolving society. Through her experiences as the wife of a convict and mother of Australia’s infamous outlaw Ned Kelly, her story reflects both personal resilience and the broader history of Australia's transformation from a struggling colony into a modern nation. The biography provides an engaging and factual look at a woman whose life intersected with significant moments in Australian history.