Sheila the sheep written & illustrated by Adrienne Charles | PBBased on the true story of a sheep who disappeared into the Tasmanian bush, only to be found six years later with her fleece weighing in at a hefty 30 kilograms. Sheila's story featured widely in the media and her fleece holds pride of place in the woolshed at Twamlay Farm in Buckland. Author and illustrator, Adrienne Charles, draws on her love of Tasmanian native animals and history to capture the untold journey of Sheila.

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No-one reading this book will be left in any doubt that the Supreme Court has discharged its work with disinterestedness and integrity and deserves its reputation as one of our most venerable institutions

inspiring and entertaining

A brilliant debut novel from an important young Tasmanian voice

War effort Gwen Appeldorff

My Cathedral in the Sea traces the story of the Conway from its 1851 construction in Saint John

2023 (Author of Governing Technology in the Quest for Sustainability on Earth)

Australian Haiku Society

Released September 2016 - this is a wonderful and unique children's book all about auroras

Seeking the emu tracks of nalewalkener | Don Defenderfer

The afterlife of George Augusta Robinson Part 1 | Caroline Brothers

Too Hard Wrong Spot is Marty Shevelove's first novel