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You’ll find Susanne Gervay planting 3000 mangroves in Kiribati on a mission for education, in Istanbul speaking to thousands of kids about bullying or in a juvenile detention centre sharing story with teenagers.

Her writing has been included beside the works of Sir Salman Rushie, David Malouf and Kate Grenville addressing topics such as fake news, refugees and terrorism. Susanne has been awarded an Order of Australia for literature and has won a Lifetime Social Justice Literature Award.

Book cover 'Parrot Palace' by Susanne Gervay Book cover of 'Guess How I Was Born' by Susanne Gervay


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