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Quentin the quoll on Bruny Island written by Kate Morton, illustrated by Lois Bury | PB

Quentin the quoll on Bruny Island written by Kate Morton, illustrated by Lois Bury | PB

  • $2500

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 animals, he has to deal with extreme climate events like floods, fires and drought.

Suitable for children in early primary school.

 

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