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Conversations with Strangers –

The Art of Creativity and Connection

There is joy in unexpected encounters and conversations with everyday strangers. Author Marg Gibbs offers personal narrative, poems, activities and reflections on topics like travel, loneliness, quietude, empathy and more.
In a friendly and personable style, this book allows the reader to uncover more truth about themselves and others.

CATEGORY: PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
AGES: ADULT (18+)
PUBLISHED: AUGUST 2020
PAGES: 162 Full Colour

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Goose at the Gate

A delightful and fun collection of poems for children ( 3-10 years) written by Marg Gibbs, including her own collages, and watercolour illustrations by Margeaux Davis.
40 poems written for the author’s own grand children, yet perfect for anyone who loves wonder, imagination and magic.

Poems to be read aloud in the day or night time, poems to be shared by the whole family.

CATEGORY: POETRY
AGES: 3 – 10
PUBLISHED: JULY 2020

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Jasper's Jumbled up Words

Jasper is a small boy who wants to be understood. In his day to day family routines, Jasper tries to communicate to his brother Lucas and parents what he wants to say. Sometimes babble comes out and words that do not make sense. Can Jasper say what he wants to say?
A sensitive picture story about family relationships, speech and communication, ideal for ages 2-6 years.
Author Marg Gibbs and illustrator Emma Stuart have come up with a winning story. Do you know someone who is bursting to get his words out?
The white space and beautiful watercolours compliment this delightful, read aloud story.

CATEGORY: PICTURE BOOKS
AGES: 2 – 6
PUBLISHED: JULY 2020

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Arriving Home

When Maggie Magpie Goose and Eric Echidna return from Italy to Mapleton, they rediscover happy memories. From old tractors to sweet, syrupy pancakes, art to waddling ducks, this picture story celebrates friendships, home and belonging. It is suited for ages 3-7 years and is a delightful keepsake for international visitors featuring Australian animals. Teachers Notes are available.

Previous Publications - Anthologies

It’s Beginning to Look a lot like Christmas

Share your Story. Proceeds from the sale of the Share Your Story Anthology will be put towards purchasing bicycles for trainee teachers to ride to the Teacher’s Training College in Tanzania. From Santa in his underwear to Christmas bellyaches, this anthology is packed with Yuletide happiness that will bring a smile to all faces during the most magical time of the year.
The Musical Christmas Tree and The Christmas Fairy Wish are both published by M.J.Gibbs.

Spooktacular Stories –
Thrilling Tales for Brave Kids.

A Share your Story Anthology. There are all sorts of scary, hair-raising, spine-chilling poems and stories in this collection.

Alone in the Dark Room and Phantom Moon are written by M.J.Gibbs

Memories of the 20th Century –
A Social Snapshot of Life Before 2000

This collection of 149 fascinating essays provide a snapshot of the last century.

Memories Flood Back written by Marg Gibbs, recalls the time of the Brisbane 74 flood that challenged her and the families in the community.

Published by Arrow Publishing

Previous Publications - Poetry

Meeting the Challenge – a Triumph of the Human Spirit,

Edited by David Wheatley. For those who are facing a difficult time in life, there are stories and poems to help inspire.
From domestic violence, drug abuse to ageing and loss of a loved one, this collection shows the triumph of the human spirit.
More than a Conquerer is written by Marg Gibbs.

The Poet’s Voice, 2002

Poems for the Arrow Poetry Awards. Shadows in My Heart is written by M. J. Gibbs about the loss of her mother.

Published by Arrow Publishing

The Shool Magazine

Australia’s most loved and longest running literary publication for children. Readers are primarily school children who respond to texts that delight, intrigue, challenge and inspire them. NSW School magazine nurtures literacy and learning.