Sibby Books in Order
Sibby is a series of 5 books written by Samantha Garman.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Sibby books in publication order
5 books
Queen of Klutz
by Samantha Garman
2018
Sibby Goldstein loses her boyfriend and her job in one disastrous day. Starting over as a waitress at an Italian restaurant, she must cope with unfamiliar work and her own clumsiness while trying to rebuild her life.
Sibby Slicker
by Samantha Garman
2018
Sibby is happily married and writing romantic comedies full time, despite her enduring talent for mishaps. When her husband wants a baby, the prospect of parenthood unsettles her confidence and threatens the lucky streak she has been enjoying.
Mother Shucker
by Samantha Garman
2019
Sibby’s hormonal upheaval brings fierce food cravings, a need for larger clothes, and fresh chaos to married life. Her husband must contend with the unpredictable woman he loves as they approach the next stage of their family’s story.
Sibby's Spawn
by Samantha Garman
2020
Overwhelmed by motherhood and her changing body, Sibby struggles to reclaim a sense of herself while caring for her children. With Aidan absorbed in his new business, everyday chaos leaves her feeling increasingly alone and in need of support.
Hot Mess Express
by Samantha Garman
2022
After inheriting a cottage in unfamiliar Gator Springs, Florida, Sibby heads south hoping for a restful beach visit. Taking possession of the property proves less straightforward than expected, and her characteristic mishaps turn the trip into fresh chaos.
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