There has been some rumors of sightings of these wonderful animals and I hope they are out there.and that man leaves them alone. Then I had to learn about the tigers and sadly they don't exist anymore. The girls do not adapt to living with people again very well. He never gives up searching for the girls and forcefully brings them home. After that time Becky's father finds them. The girls end up living with the tigers for four years. The language used is different but it fits the story and is easy to follow. This book reads so well that it's easy to believe this scenario happening.

Corinna had recently lost her cubs and so the girls become truly their cub/children. They call their foster parents Dave and Corinna. They carry their young in their pouches similarly to kangaroos.) The girls are adopted into the tiger family. (I had no clue about these animals before this book. They are taken in by a couple of Tasmanian tigers. During the ride a storm comes up and the girls end up alone. Hannah's parents take the girls on a picnic/boat ride. Hannah and Becky get to have a 'spend the night' which is rare because the area where Hannah lives in Tasmania is remote. I ended up going with 5 stars because this book for me was exactly that. He resides in Sydney with his wife, author Mandy Sayer. Nowra has been studied extensively in Veronica Kelly's work The Theatre of Louis Nowra. In March 2007, Nowra published a controversial book on violence in Aboriginal communities, Bad Dreaming. His radio plays include Albert Names Edward, The Song Room, The Widows and the five part The Divine Hammer aired on the ABC in 2003. He worked in several jobs and lived an itinerant lifestyle until the mid-1970s when his plays began to attract attention. In his memoir, The Twelfth of Never, Nowra claimed that he left the course due to a conflict with his professor on Patrick White's The Tree of Man.

He studied at Melbourne's La Trobe University without earning a degree. He changed his name to Louis Nowra in the early 1970s. In 2007 he completed the The Boyce Trilogy for Griffin Theatre Company, consisting of The Woman with Dog's Eyes, The Marvellous Boy and The Emperor of Sydney.

His most significant plays are Così, Byzantine Flowers, Summer of the Aliens, Radiance, and The Golden Age. Louis Nowra (born 12 December 1950) is an Australian writer, playwright, screenwriter and librettist.

Into that forest by louis nowra