Whimsy Primsy: Love You More (Book Three)
WHIMSY PRIMSY: Love You More (Book Three). Shortlisted: Best Children’s Literature at Australasia’s CALEB Awards. Whimsy Primsy goes head to head with her dad. Who loves whom the most? A conversation between Primsy and her dad reveals, in ways that are both funny and profound, the depth of their love for each other. A heart…
WRITTEN BY
Jen Gibbs
About This Book
WHIMSY PRIMSY: Love You More (Book Three). Shortlisted: Best Children’s Literature at Australasia’s CALEB Awards. Whimsy Primsy goes head to head with her dad. Who loves whom the most? A conversation between Primsy and her dad reveals, in ways that are both funny and profound, the depth of their love for each other. A heart warming story that adults and children alike will love to read and re-read by Kiwi author Jen Gibbs. Endorsed by Joy Cowley, “Whimsy Primsy is every child who needs a little reassurance. These delightful books are real and empowering.”
Website: www.jengibbs.com
Writer: Jen Gibbs
About The Writer
Jen Gibbs
JEN GIBBS' first book SHE: A Journey of Faith, Hope and Love with Women of the Bible was published in 2016. SHE was awarded Best Non-Fiction at Australasia's Omega Writers' 2018 CALEB Awards. Her collection of three children's picture books was launched in November 2017 with the endorsement of Joy Cowley. The Whimsy Primsy Collection was shortlisted for Australasia's 2018 Caleb Prize for Best Children's Literature. In 2018 Jen edited and project managed the production of a children's book for her local school, Baboons On Balloons. In 2019 and 2020 she had two short stories published in Australian anthologies and in 2021 her short story "Life: A Duology” was shortlisted for the NZSA Canterbury Heritage Award. Jen studied English Literature at Massey University where she graduated with honours and as a Massey Scholar. Jen Gibbs' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jengibbsauthor/
Website: www.jengibbs.com
Photo: Jen Gibbs
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