The Serbian author Susanna D. Stark writes children’s and young adult books in various genres. In her youth, she devoted herself primarily to poetry, through which she expressed her inner world—sensitive verses that already bore the early traces of her poetic voice.
It was only many years later, in 2014, that she turned to children’s literature, opening up a new world full of imagination, adventure, and surprising characters. Her stories are colorful and multifaceted; they transport readers into extraordinary worlds and inspire both young and adult readers with a sense of wonder.
Alongside her work in children’s and young adult literature, Susanna D. Stark also began writing prose for adult readers. In her novels, she explores the tension between historical reality and the inner world of her characters—between myth, memory, and human destiny.
Among these works are:
“The King’s Letter”, a poetically told historical adventure and coming-of-age novel,
“The Legend of Skeleton Island”, a maritime fantasy adventure rich in atmosphere and inner transformation,
“The Untouchables”, a sweeping family and social saga with mysterious, almost mythical undertones,
and “The Shepherdess”, a darkly symbolic fantasy narrative about longing, driving forces, and the shadowed spaces of human nature.
What unites her novels is a strong emotional intensity, a vivid and atmospheric language, and characters whose inner struggles reach far beyond the external plot.
At the heart of her stories—both for young and adult readers—are themes such as the protection of nature, the preservation of traditions, and responsibility toward the world in which we live. In her books, imagination, playful storytelling, and a compelling message come together: stories that not only entertain but also foster awareness of nature and the environment, touch hearts, and awaken a love of reading.
To date, she has published the following books in various languages:
1. The Tisza Flower
2. Hatchi the Sock Monster
3. Electric Friends
4. Peter goes to the Village
5. Peter goes to School
6. Bartolini
7. Anka Birdee
8. Galapagos is far away
9. Advent Calendar
10. Baba Yaga: The Intentional Travellers – Book 1
11. Baba Yaga: The Devil's Apprentice – Book 2
12. Magical Quill
13. The King's Letter
14. Our Friend Alien
15. Collection of Stories for Children
16. The Guardians of the Dragon
17. Ratatouille
18. The lost Shadow
19. The Princess should not be rescued
20. Rent a Santa
21. The Fairies from the Seleveny Forest
22. Savannah is calling
23. The Roof Jumpers
24. The Snow Globe
25. It's all Leopold's Fault
26. Jacques defies the Wind
27. In the Kingdom of Hymenopteria
28. The Rosen Bridge
29. The Troll Galgof's Grove
30. The Chimney Sweeps
31. The Shepherdess
32. The Untouchables
33. Maxwell, a Lion in a Cat’s Skin
34. The Legend of Skeleton Island
35. Silver Pine Forest Tales: Bruno’s Winter Slumber – Book 1
36. Black & White
37. Graffiti
38. The Soapbox Race
39. The lost Property Office
40. Vesna wake up