Georgie and Friends Children’s Book Series
Launch date goals – March 2026
Welcome to the world of Georgie and Friends—a heartwarming children’s book series that celebrates the beauty of diversity and inclusion. Through Georgie’s adventures with their friends, each story explores themes of identity, family, friendship, and self-expression in a way that is playful, empowering, and relatable.
From discovering the many ways families can look and love in Family Day, to celebrating allyship and visibility in March Day, and exploring imagination and self awareness in Georgie’s Queendom, this series invites children to embrace differences and find joy in being themselves. With vibrant illustrations by Jade Feakes and engaging storytelling that brings the characters to life, Georgie and Friends creates a space where every child can see themselves represented.
Perfect for readers of all ages, the Georgie and Friends series inspires connection, understanding, and a deeper appreciation of the wonderfully unique world we live in.
We are hoping to have the books finalised and ready for a book launch late November. If you would like to be notified of the launch date, or public book readings please email me at hello@mandamae.com.au

Family Day
Family Day is the first book in the Georgie and Friends series, introducing Georgie and their vibrant group of friends. When Georgie feels unsure about joining the Family Day celebration, Mumma helps them discover the beauty in all kinds of families—big, small, and wonderfully unique.
Read more: Book StoreAlong the way, we meet Georgie’s friends, each with their own special family stories. From Jarrah’s bustling household to Winnie’s funny dads, Kiki’s loving parents, and Charlie’s hardworking mum, every family shines in its own way. Together, they show Georgie that being different is a beautiful blessing.
Perfect for young readers, Family Day sets the stage for a heart warming series that celebrates inclusivity, love, and the power of belonging.

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Author – Amanda Glasson
I write the stories I wish every child could grow up with—ones that say, you belong just as you are. My books are filled with big feelings, joyful moments, and characters who reflect the beauty of our diverse world. Through The Lived Experience Project and my creative advocacy, I bring these stories to life—helping kids feel seen, celebrated, and empowered to be exactly who they are.
I live by the words “Different is my favourite compliment” and hope that every person who meets Georgie and their friends can enjoy being different too.

Illustrator – Jade Feakes
I’m an illustrator and visual artist based on Wathaurong Country in Ocean Grove, Victoria. With a background in fine art and a flair for the fantastical, I love bringing quirky, otherworldly creatures to life—ones that leap off the page and straight into young imaginations. My playful, expressive style invites readers into vibrant worlds where monsters don’t just exist—they thrive.
To view my other work, or request a custom piece, visit me on instagram or use the contact us form.
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Georgie & Friends Book Series

Georgie and Friends Book 1
Family Day
Family Day is the first book in the Georgie and Friends series, introducing Georgie and their vibrant group of friends. When Georgie feels unsure about joining the Family Day celebration, Mumma helps them discover the beauty in all kinds of families—big, small, and wonderfully unique.
Along the way, we meet Georgie’s friends, each with their own special family stories. From Jarrah’s bustling household to Winnie’s funny dads, Kiki’s loving parents, and Charlie’s hardworking mum, every family shines in its own way. Together, they show Georgie that being different is a beautiful blessing.
Perfect for young readers, Family Day sets the stage for a heart warming series that celebrates inclusivity, love, and the power of belonging.

Georgie and Friends Book 2
Maybe I could be.
Charlie knows exactly what feels right—flowing ribbons, twirling skirts, and dreams as big as the sky. But when a trip to the library introduces them to the magic of Drag Story Time, Charlie’s imagination takes flight.
Could they be a ballerina who pours the perfect cup of tea? A fearless Olympian leaping through the air? An entertainer just like the Queens reading stories to kids?
In Charlie’s world, possibilities are endless, and self-expression is a joyful adventure. Charlie is a heart warming celebration of identity, creativity, and the power of dreams—because everyone deserves to twirl, dance, and dream their way into whoever they want to be.

Georgie and Friends Book 3
March Day
Georgie can hardly contain their excitement—March Day has arrived! As they prepare for the celebration, questions begin to bubble in their mind. Who gets to march? What does it mean to belong? And why is Kiki joining the parade?
Through the warmth of family, the joy of friendship, and the power of advocacy, March Day shines a light on the meaning of allyship, inclusion, and standing proudly for who you are. A vibrant, uplifting story that reminds us all: everyone can march.

Georgie and Friends Book 4
Georgie’s Queendom
In a world of make-believe, Georgie, Kiki, and Jarrah are ready for adventure—pirates, superheroes, and rulers of imaginary kingdoms. But when Georgie declares, “I think I’ll be queen today,” their friends hesitate. Can a boy be a queen?
Through laughter, play, and a sprinkle of courage, Georgie shares a truth that’s been sitting in their heart: sometimes they feel like a boy, sometimes a girl, and sometimes neither at all. As the trio navigates the magic of acceptance and belonging, they discover that true friendship means embracing each other—exactly as they are.
A joyful, affirming story of self-discovery and inclusion, Georgie’s Queendom invites young readers to explore identity with curiosity, kindness, and imagination.

Georgie and Friends Book 6
Every Body
No matter where we live, what we look like, or how we feel, some things connect us all—bees can sting anybody, the wind can blow everybody down, and the sun shines on every body. But how we react, how we heal, how we laugh, love, and live—that’s what makes each of us special.
Everybody is a vibrant celebration of diversity, reminding young readers that differences are a beautiful blessing. With playful illustrations and thoughtful moments, this book encourages children to embrace what makes them unique while recognizing the things that bring us together.

Georgie and Friends Book 5
My friend has an invisible axe
Jackie is new at school, and something about her feels heavy. Jarrah notices it right away—just like his sister, Jackie carries an invisible axe. It sits in her belly, sometimes in her mind, and makes everyday things feel harder. But Jarrah has a plan.
With curiosity, kindness, and a little laughter, he finds ways to help Jackie feel lighter. And when Jackie holds onto her axe a little less tightly, she realizes something important—she doesn’t have to carry it alone.
A beautifully crafted story about anxiety, friendship, and the power of understanding, My Friend Has an Axe helps young readers explore big emotions in a way that feels safe, gentle, and full of hope.

Georgie and Friends Book 6
The fire station
Georgie and their friends are in for an exciting day—their class is visiting the fire station! With sirens blaring, boots stomping, and water spraying, the young adventurers watch in awe as firefighters leap into action, performing daring drills to keep their community safe.
From towering ladders to roaring engines, The Fire Station Excursion brings the thrill of emergency response to life while celebrating teamwork, bravery, and the importance of staying prepared. A fun-filled adventure perfect for little readers who dream of heroes in action!

