Heather Jane HillHeather Jane Hill is an Australian author celebrated for her evocative storytelling that captures the essence of rural life and human connection. Dividing her time between Tropical North Queensland and South Australia's Yorke Peninsula, Hill draws inpiration from the natural beauty and everyday rhythms of these regions. Hill's background is equally varied: she has worked as a nurse and tour guide (hosting day tours in the Cairns and Daintree regions) and is also an art and sustainability enthusiast. Her diverse writing portfolio includes rural romance, poetry, children's literature, and tourism copy, reflecting her deep engagement with Australian culture and landscapes. She has authored children's books such as: The Termi'rific Haircut, The Seymour Big-Cloud Strut, The Quickest Quokka's Quest and The Baker's Dozen: 13 Critter Poems from Northern Australia. She has also just released Getting' Poetic Down Under. Living with her husband, Marty, and their two cherished dogs, Hill finds joy in laughter and the simple pleasures of life, infusing her writing with warmth and relatability. Read More Read Less