Donna Gibbs is an author, editor, and educator for whom the written word has always been central. Her engagement with reading, writing, and discussing books spans her entire memory, with a particular fondness for picture books and their unique synergy of text and image. Gibbs's publications are held in institutions worldwide, covering diverse subjects from Elizabethan love poetry and children's literature to film and cyberculture. After retiring from her academic role, she has focused on freelance writing, contributing extensively to educational materials and exploring personal creative works.
A new adventure for the Mouse family
Lulu seeks to change her parents' perception of her as immature during a family bush holiday. Eager to prove her maturity, she encounters a pivotal opportunity that could either validate her desire to grow up or lead her into deeper trouble. The story explores themes of self-discovery and the challenges of adolescence.