Born in 1978, she is a writer and poet. So far, she has published about 30 books, mostly for children, like Tesó-ügy (The Little Bro case), Ovi-ügy (The Kindergarten case), Iskolások kézikönyve (Handbook for school kids), Óvodások kézikönyve (Handbook for Kindergarten Kids) or Milu Egyiptomban (Milu in Egypt). Recently she has also enjoyed writing for adults. Her novel Akkor is (And yet) tells the story of a mother of two. Her most recent novel is entitled Marlenka. She has won several children’s books tenders, and won the Nizza Pebble Prize founded by János Lackfi in 2011.