Just Tassie Books

A collection of honey recipes combined with information about Tasmanian honey and its producers — written by Annie Honeywood and published in 2014. About two-thirds of Tasmania's honey production comes from the leatherwood blossom — the flower of Eucryphia lucida, a tree endemic to Tasmania's west coast rainforests.

Steven Smith's 1980 investigation into the status of the thylacine — commissioned by the Tasmanian National Parks and Wildlife Service and published as Wildlife Division Technical Report 81/1 in May 1981. This report was produced just five years before the thylacine was officially declared extinct in 1986, at a time when debate about whether any animals might survive was still active.

A 19th century companion for modern travellers in Tasmania, with an interest in history and heritage.

Twelve-year-old Violet, her dog Tassie and a new friend — Thyla, the ghost of the last Tasmanian tiger — go on a wild adventure to learn the real story of the thylacine: how it lived, why it disappeared, and whether there could ever be hope for its return. Written and illustrated by Renee Treml, the book weaves a time-travel adventure story through genuinely fascinating facts about the thylacine.