Susanne Gervay

In this own-voice IVF story, meet Violet who is having the best day ever at a dress-up party with all her friends. But it wouldn't be a party without a few hiccups... Guess How I Was Born explores diverse families and all the ways a child may come into the world, including IVF, adoption and your family. Delightful, honest and...

Parrot Palace is an open invitation from the heart to step into a multi-hued, multicultural, inclusive world where difference is celebrated, tradition is valued, and the language of love is spoken. It certainly does "make the world a better place." A Must Read!’ - Professor Meenakshi Bharat, Head of English, University of Delhi. Three inventive and daring kids, along with...

The best-selling I Am Jack is regarded as the go-to book about the issue, and the award-winning play has been performed to sell-out audiences in Australia and the US. Jack likes going to school. He enjoys learning new things. George Hamel calls Jack 'Bum Head'. All the kids at school call Jack 'Bum Head'. Jack's in big trouble... school is...

Daisy Sunshine follows Daisy and her mum as they move into the Grand Private Hotel, owned by Mr and Mrs Papadopolous. Everything is new and strange to them, but thankfully, they find support and friendship among the hotel's residents, including Nina, Old Dot, the Colonel, and Rainbow Rose. Set in 1975, the story unfolds against the backdrop of significant social...

Who’s the gang on our street? Who has funky-punky spikey hair? Who bops and bounces, dances to a beat and taps their toes? Who loves snacks and tricks and sharing the fun? Peek inside to discover the tricks, friendship and adventure of one of Australia’s favourite neighbourhood gangs!Praise for Susanne Gervay ‘A moving and wonderful experience.’ - Australian School Library...

Who’s the gang on our street? Who has funky-punky spikey hair? Who bops and bounces, dances to a beat and taps their toes? Who loves snacks and tricks and sharing the fun? Peek inside to discover the tricks, friendship and adventure of one of Australia’s favourite neighbourhood gangs!Praise for Susanne Gervay ‘A moving and wonderful experience.’ - Australian School Library...

Being Jack is the fourth and concluding book about Jack – an ordinary boy who does extraordinary things. Suitable for ages 9 and up. Jack is in Year 6 now and still loves his photography, surfing, and crazy family. Things are going well for him, particularly at school where he isn't bullied any more. However, he notices that his best...

A timely and powerful time-slip story inspired by the author's family in Budapest during the Holocaust. Louie lives with her brothers, Bert and Teddy, in a hotel run by their grandparents. It is one of Sydney's grand old buildings, rich in history and secrets. When a rose-gold locket, once thought lost, is uncovered, it sends Louie and her brothers spinning...

When Sam gets his first pair of glasses, he feels like no one knows who he is anymore. His parents say he looks handsome in them, and his grandpa thinks he must be a superhero, but Sam just wants to be himself. Even at school, everyone except his best friend George seems to have forgotten who he is. How will...

Families are made up in all sorts of ways, and it takes a holiday for Jack and his stepbrother Leo to work out their differences. Ages: 9+ Instead of having to contend with bullies, Jack must contend with his family in this sequel to the bestselling I Am Jack. It's the school holidays, and Mum announces to Jack and his...

When Sam gets his first pair of glasses, he feels like no one knows who he is anymore. His parents say he looks handsome in them and his grandpa thinks he must be a superhero, but Sam just wants to be himself. Even at school, everyone except his best friend George seems to have forgotten who he is. How will...