"Blueback" is a novel written by Tim Winton, an Australian author. The story follows a young boy named Abel Jackson who forms a deep bond with a wild fish called Blueback in the waters off the coast of Western Australia. The narrative explores themes of nature, family, and the importance of preserving the environment. Set against the backdrop of the ocean, "Blueback" highlights the beauty and fragility of marine life. Abel's relationship with Blueback symbolizes the connection between humans and nature, emphasizing the need for conservation and respect for the natural world.