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Phillip Gwynne

    January 1, 1958

    Phillip Gwynne is celebrated for his evocative storytelling, particularly noted for his debut novel that captured the literary landscape. His work often explores profound themes, skillfully weaving them into narratives that resonate deeply with readers. Gwynne's distinctive voice and narrative approach have established him as a significant literary figure, offering unique perspectives through his compelling prose.

    Chasse à l'homme
    Small Town
    Ruby Learns to Swim
    What's Wrong with the Wobbegong?
    Rush
    Song of the White Ibis
    • 2022

      A beautiful and powerful story for 5+ to challenge the way we view one of our most infamous birds, and ourselves.Call me Bin ChickenCall me Tip TurkeyCall me Picnic Pirate…But… there is a lot more to my song than you might think.And maybe I’ve got something to teach you too.

      Song of the White Ibis
    • 2020

      Milly loves the small town she lives in and she loves playing basketball with her friends. The trouble is, families keep leaving, and soon they won't have enough players for a team. But when Milly learns at school about the refugees who have nowhere to live, she has a great idea - invite them to Gong Gong

      Small Town
    • 2013

      What's Wrong with the Wobbegong?

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      This quirky cautionary tale explores the consequences of speaking without thinking, highlighting the importance of mindfulness in communication. Through humorous situations and relatable characters, it illustrates how impulsive words can lead to unexpected outcomes. The story encourages readers to reflect on their own conversations and the value of thoughtful dialogue, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.

      What's Wrong with the Wobbegong?
    • 2012

      This gorgeously illustrated picture book will encourage young children to have fun and feel safe in the water.

      Ruby Learns to Swim