Tawny Trouble

When Tessa’s family accidentally hit a tawny frogmouth while driving through the bush at night, they feel terrible. But the tawny is alive and needs their help. What Tessa doesn’t know is where that help will lead …

Deb Fitzpatrick’s new novel is perfect for nature-loving readers who have a soft spot for animals.

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

‘This simple story about a family rescuing an injured bird has a lot to offer, a lovely location with issues such as conservation and the importance of wild places to learn about Australian wildlife.’ Sue Speck, ReadPlus

‘Seriously, it feels like Fitzpatrick’s sitting next to you with a hot chocolate and a flashlight going, “Wanna hear something amazing?” Her writing is warm, funny and full of heart.’ Better Reading

‘If you’re the kind of kid who collects weird leaves just because they look cool, tries to imitate bird calls (even if it just sounds like a squeaky door), has imaginary conversations with wombats and kangaroos, or just LOVES the idea of being out in the wild, where anything could happen … then this book is basically written for YOU.’ Better Reading