Susanne and Marjorie's new picture book

Congrats to our own wonderful SCBWI superstars AR Susanne Gervay (author) and ARA Marjorie Crosby-Fairall (illustrator)
on the publication of

The Boy in the Big Blue Glasses

Published by EK Books, in hardback

For ages 3 - 7.

A pirate, a superhero, a kid, Sammy in his big blue glasses captures your heart. For anyone who’s ever felt different, this is the story of how all kids need to be their own superhero. Endorsed by GoodVision forLife

Inside info - Susanne wears glasses and comes from a family of glasses wearers. 1 in 5 children have undetected vision issues.

What a talent duo - congrats again Marjorie and Susanne!

Gwyneth Page has been very busy!

Congrats to Gwyneth Page , not only on the publication of her picture book

Elly the Elephant

Illustrated by Emily Jane

In paperback, for ages 0 - 5

Elly’s neighbours are so different from her that she doesn’t know how to make friends with them. She plays alone with her beachball. But when a gust of wind blows the ball away, Elly learns a lesson about building friendships.

A rhyming book about friendship, featuring elephants, giraffes, monkeys, lions, hippos … and keep an eye out for the cute little bird!

BUT ALSO - her new junior fiction series, including:

The Travel Adventures of PJ Mouse

Illustrated by Megan Elizabeth,

In hardback, for ages 3 - 10.

PJ Mouse, an adorable little stuffed animal, was lost and alone until Emily heard his cries for help. Now, along with his new family, PJ travels the world - discovering exciting places, people, animals and history along the way.

This is one of five books in the series covering Canada, Queensland, England, New Zealand and Italy. Reminiscent of Winnie the Pooh, PJ Mouse tells the story.

Both books are self-published.

What an achievement - congrats again Gwyneth!

New picture book for Robert Vescio

Congrats to Robert Vescio on the publication of

Window of Hope

Illustrated by Demelsa Haughton

Published by Little Pink Dog Books, in hardback

For ages 4 and up.

Max lives in a world of silence, hurt and alone with her thoughts. But with the help of a little bird, Max learns that she can bravely rebuild her world and give life a second chance.

A poignant story about resilience and hope, and how a disability does not mean the end of possibilities.

Lovely - congrats again Robert!