Sandhya Menon

Sandhya Menon is a bestselling author of young adult romance novels, known for her vivid descriptions of kissing, strong female characters, and swoon-worthy boys. Born in India, Menon grew up watching Bollywood films and eating street food, which have influenced the cultural backdrop of her novels. She is a New York Times and national indie bestseller, and her books have been featured in several prominent media outlets, including The Today Show, Teen Vogue, NPR Book Review, Buzzfeed, and Seventeen.

Menon, who is of Indian origin, writes under the name Sandhya, which is pronounced sun-dee-yah. The name is fitting, as it means dusk or twilight in Hindi. She writes her books not only for teens but also for those who enjoy young adult novels or feel a connection to the experiences of teenagers. Menon's writing is relatable and engaging, making her a popular choice among young adult readers.

Menon is a full-time dog servant and part-time writer, living in the foggy mountains of Colorado. She has written several novels, including "When Dimple Met Rishi," "From Twinkle, with Love," and "There's Something About Sweetie." Her books have been praised for their representation of diverse characters and experiences, and she has a talent for creating stories that are both heartwarming and thought-provoking. Menon's writing is a breath of fresh air, and she has quickly become a beloved author in the young adult genre.