Michael Sharland has compiled a collection of stories blending history, folklore, and nature, capturing the unique charm and mystique of Tasmania's landscape and its people.
One Careless Night tells the story of Tasmania's last thylacine, that died in captivity after the zookeeper neglected to put the animals in their shelters for the night. The Tasmanian tiger and many other animals died that night of exposure.
A botanical reference covering the flora of the smaller islands of the outer Furneaux Group in eastern Bass Strait — those lying off Flinders Island, Cape Barren Island and Clarke Island.
History for those who don't like the boring bits — Only in Tasmania is Volume 1 of a collection of weird and wonderful true stories from Tasmania's past, by Sandra Huett. Signed by the author.
History for those who don't like the boring bits, Only in Tasmania 2 is the follow up collection of weird and wonderful true stories from Tasmania's past.
![One Hundred Islands – The Flora of the Outer Furneaux | Harris, Buchanan & Connolly | 2001 [USED – HC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/one-hundred-islands-the-flora-of%20the-outer-furneaux-Cz9dPS.png "One Hundred Islands – The Flora of the Outer Furneaux | Harris, Buchanan & Connolly | 2001 [USED – HC]")
