Sebastian Lives in a Hat

by Thelma Catterwell

Other authors: Kerry Argent (Illustrator)

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Sebastian is a pink fuzzy baby wombat. He doesn't have a mother to look after him, and so he lives in a woolly hat and is looked after by a human family. When he's big he might not need his hat any more, but for now it keeps him safe and warm.

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an Australian wombat story

dhani87 | Oct 4, 2020 |

Sebastian is a baby wombat whose mum is killed by a car and who is being hand reared. Lovely, based in truth, a must for all Aussie kids. (

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slovepb | Jan 28, 2007 |

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Thelma Catterwell	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Argent, Kerry	Illustrator	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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CBCA Book of the Year (Shortlist – Picture Book – 1986)

Whitley Award for Children's Literature (1985)

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Sebastian is a pink fuzzy baby wombat. He doesn't have a mother to look after him, and so he lives in a woolly hat and is looked after by a human family. When he's big he might not need his hat any more, but for now it keeps him safe and warm.

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