Louisa longs to be a musician, not a biologist, like her nature-obsessed family. When she is sent to Tasmania to stay with her uncle Ruff in a remote rainforest camp, he gives her a journal belonging to her great-grandmother, who rescued Tasmanian tigers. Even though Tasmanian tigers were thought to be extinct for centuries, Louisa's family is convinced they are secretly around the island. With the help of her new friend and neighbor Colin—a boy who has autism spectrum disorder—Louisa deepens her connection to her family's land, to preserving natural habitats. and to her love of music.

2021 USBBY Outstanding International Book.

The author grew up in Australia and currently lives in Toronto, Canada.

Canada. Originally published in English by Pajama Press in 2020. Published in the United States by Pajama Press.