Amy Reed

Amy Reed is an American author known for her powerful young adult novels that tackle difficult topics affecting teens. Her breakout novel "The Nowhere Girls" explores sexual assault, consent, and activism through the story of three girls who start a feminist movement in their small town. Reed's other acclaimed works include "Crazy," which deals with mental illness, and "Tell Me My Name," a psychological thriller about identity and control. Her unflinching approach to contemporary issues has earned her recognition as a vital voice in YA literature. Reed's novels give voice to marginalized experiences and empower young readers to create change.