Sarah Dessen

Sarah Dessen, born on June sixth, nineteen seventy in Illinois, is a celebrated American writer known for her engaging novels and children's literature. Currently residing in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Dessen has made a significant impact on young adult fiction.

After graduating from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Dessen embarked on her writing career, publishing her first book, That Summer, in nineteen ninety-six. Since then, she has authored more than a dozen novels and novellas, captivating readers with her relatable characters and heartfelt storytelling.

In recognition of her contributions to literature, Dessen was honored with the Margaret Edwards Award in two thousand seventeen, a testament to her enduring influence in the literary world. Additionally, her work has transcended the page, with two of her novels adapted into the film How to Deal in two thousand three.