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Little Spot on Bruny Island written by Kate Morton, illustrated by Lois Bury | PB Architecture glioblastoma multiforme and dealing withOne of three delightful childrens books about endangered species on Bruny Island Little Spot is a forty spotted pardalote one of Australias rarest birds. Little Spot lives high in the tree canopy in small pockets of bush in Tasmania. He must survive all the threats to his young life so he can live happily in the white gums of Bruny Island. Suitable for pre school aged children