Fergus Gives a Hoot by Kathleen McLaren | HBWildlife activists, Owl and Echidna, feel sad that so many friends and family members are hurt and killed on the roads. They want humans to make their roads safer for wildlife so they form a group with like minded friends to tackle the problem. They hatch a plan that involves planting a special seed in a special place. This proves to be a tricky task so they ask human wildlife activist, Fergus Fleegelbaum, to help. Fergus is fearless and determined,

The book reveals that the thylacine was pictured in ways that appealed to the public’s taste for the exotic and sensational

Stefan Petrow is an Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Tasmania and has been acclaimed for his research on many aspects of Tasmanian history

Kathleen McLaren knows all sorts of interesting facts about chickens

researched like a true historian and written like a true storyteller

built since the 1890s

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Janine Marshall Wood is a former History

BONUS STORIES from the Young Tasmanian Writers’ Prize 2023

developing

A la Julia Leading the pear revival | Julia Matusik

Our architectural history is rather short here

who tended the quiet parish of Ranelagh

is the palawa kani word for the southern lights