Jennifer Cossins's illustrated picture book of 101 collective nouns — a murder of crows, a wisdom of wombats, a smack of jellyfish — each paired with a full-colour animal illustration. Cossins is a Tasmanian illustrator and author whose work has attracted attention well beyond Tasmania.
This is the true story of a courageous, mischievous and fearless cat called Trim, who sailed with Matthew Flinders on his voyages to map the coastline of Australia and beyond.
A Day in Hobart is a colour-in book for everyone from curious kids to culturally minded travellers.
The evolution of the Tasmania Football Club, the Tasmania Devils - a picture book written for children.
A board game of strategy, sabotage and luck celebrating Australian birdlife — designed and made in Tasmania, hand illustrated by Lois Bury with 70 species each carrying their own unique values.
When Dame Enid Lyons became the first woman elected to the House of Representatives in 1943, she and Senator Dorothy Tangney faced a problem nobody had thought to solve: there was no women's toilet anywhere near the parliamentary chambers. Eleri Harris's picture book tells the true story of Australia's first female parliamentarians — framed around this wonderfully absurd practical obstacle.

