Ally Condie is a successful author of young adult, children's, and fantasy novels. She was born in the United States and studied English Teaching at Brigham Young University. Condie's love for writing and the English language began at a young age, and she knew early on that she wanted to become a writer. After graduation, she pursued her passion for teaching and became a high school English teacher in Utah and New York State.
In addition to being a writer, Condie is a highly respected figure in the literary world. She has been recognized as a New York Times bestselling author and has been named one of the greatest children's book writers of all time by Publishers Weekly. Her work has been translated into almost forty different languages, and her stories have captivated readers all over the world. Condie's Matched Trilogy is one of her most popular works, earning her a devoted fanbase and critical acclaim.
Outside of her work as a writer and teacher, Condie is a devoted wife and mother of four. She lives with her family in a town outside of Salt Lake City, Utah, where she enjoys reading, running, and listening to her husband play the guitar. Condie is also the founder and director of the nonprofit WriteOut Foundation, which reflects her commitment to nurturing the talents of young writers.