Books

Peter Taylor: Australian Sculptor celebrates the artworks of Peter Taylor, one of Australia’s leading contemporary sculptors.  Taylor rose to prominence in the early 1980s, renowned for his distinctive sculptures carved from Tasmanian timbers. Over...

Stephen Spurling III’s images transport the viewer beyond the everyday and in doing so, enrich the soul. For nearly a century, from the mid-1800s, the Spurling name was synonymous with...

Celestine the pig and mouse friends Kelvin and Barry help Noelene, an escapee from Fritefool Factory Farm, to free animal prisoners from Fritefool. Will the foursome manage to come up...

A heart-warming collection of spirited stories and vivid charcoal drawings from life-long horse-lover, writer and artist Jacqui Sinclair-Dickson.   These true tales commemorate some of the many ponies Jacqui has...

An autism awareness story Poppi Lou isn’t like the other kids in her class. Her brain works differently to theirs, but she isn’t sick. She has autism. But what is...

Beautifully written in the historical world of the Port Arthur convict settlement in Van Diemen’s Land, suspense and romance combine to create a compelling and captivating story of the intertwining...

Intoxicating, harrowing and, from beneath a waterfall of wickedness, enduring and uplifting love. Here is a beautifully written story of our times. – Bob Brown, former senator and leader of...

One of three delightful children’s books about endangered species on Bruny Island Quentin the quoll is a small Australian marsupial who lives on Bruny Island. Like all wild and endangered...

There’s a party on the hill  At the home of Quoll and Quill.  A friendship unique and rare,  Let’s celebrate with treats to share. From the author/illustrator of Travelling Tasmanian Tigers...

Gabi opens his inheritance and is plunged into a fantastical chaotic world – the world of the Hidden. He travels through time; history collides with mythology. He means to protect...

For what are the ravens of Tasmania searching when you hear their haunting cries echoing across the valleys and hills? Among animals living by ancient bush rules, a rumour surfaces...

In the style of his bestselling The Last Hermit of Tasmania's West Coast (Forty South Publishing, 2021), Geoff Harwood is back with tales of other legendary Tasmanian characters. For his years...

How dark will it get? I don’t know How far will I have to go, down below? Will I have to fight my way forward? To find you From ‘Above...

"...fast-paced and humorous...a very Tasmanian tale (which) touches on some of the more difficult aspects of childhood such as loss, hardship, bullying and family relationships" Sonia Strong, author of Tazzie the Turbo Chook...

Rossarden and Storys Creek, former mining towns in the north-east mountains of Tasmania, have a colourful history. Narelle Blackaby has spent years collecting many stories (some funny, some sad) of...

The history of Tasmania's 14 manned lighthouses...and the ships that supplied them. Safe Passage is the most comprehensive book written on Tasmania’s 14 manned lighthouses, and the first compiled since they were all de-manned. The...

Sail and Steam tells the fascinating story of the small shallow-draught ships that were once the lifeblood of northeast Tasmanian communities. Noted Tasmanian historian Garry Richardson once again demonstrates his...

Welcome to the magical world of Sea Monsters - a photographic adventure of imagination and discovery.  How many sea monsters can you find? Sea Monsters will take children on a...

With illustrations by Keith Davis Naturalist Simon Grove invites you to join him on a life-affirming journey of discovery that explores Tasmania’s remarkable natural world, through its forests, among its mountains, around...