Susanna D. Stark is a Serbian writer born in Yugoslavia in 1967. From early childhood, she was very interested in literature and books. At first she wrote only poetry, but in 2014 she finally started writing stories and fairy tales for children. The themes she deals with in her stories are very diverse, full of fantasy and unusual characters. However, most of her stories run through one and the same thread, namely the protection of nature, especially endangered species, and the preservation of tradition. With her works, she wants to promote the strengthening of the literary language in the Serbian region, especially among children. At the same time, she is also committed to preserving regional dialects, which is why her texts, certain passages and dialogues are written in the spirit of the Bunjevac language in which she grew up. In this diversity of dialects and modes of expression of the individual regions, she sees the richness of the language itself. For this reason, she wants to influence through its use the artistic freedom and elevation of expression that constitutes the cultural heritage of each nation.To date, she has published several books for children in different languages:1. The Tisza Flower2. Hatchi the Sockmonster3. Electric Friends4. Peter goes to the Village5. Peter goes to School6. Bartolini7. Anka Birdee8. The Galapagos are far away9. Advent Calendar10. Baba Yaga - Intentional Traveller11. Baba Yaga - The Devil's Apprentice12. Magic Feather13. The King's Letter14. Our Friend Alien15. A Collection of Stories for Children16. The Dragon Guaridans17. Ratatouille18. The lost Shadow19. The Princess should not be saved20. Renta Santa21. The Fairies from the Seleveny Forest22. Savannah is calling23. The Roof Jumpers24. The Snow Globe25. It's all Leopold's Fault26. Jacques defies the Wind27. In the Kingdom of Hymenopteria28. The Rosen BridgeRead more about this authorRead less about this author