After the FallOverviewBorn on November 8, 1982 into a literary family, Lauren Oliver (Laura Suzanne Schechter) was encouraged to live expressively and imaginatively from the moment she younger age by creating their own stories, painting and playing. With an upbringing in an environment like this, coupled with two parents who were both knowledgeable in literature and a house full of books, it seems that Oliver was given the ideal push toward his writing career at an early age. Oliver, an avid reader, went on to study literature and philosophy at the University of Chicago, then returned to her hometown of New York to take a creative writing course at NYU. His father, in addition to being a professor, is himself a true crime author and has written essays on popular culture. While this may have been a helpful and influential factor in his career, it in no way indicates a lack of personal identity as a writer. Perhaps to solidify her individuality, she chose to publish her work under the name Lauren Oliver instead of Lauren Oliver. birth name, publishing books primarily aimed at young adults and children, all highly imaginative and incorporating fantasy elements. After working for Penguin Books in the young adult division, where she could have gained valuable insight into what was selected and rejected for publication, Oliver left to focus on writing her first book Before I Fall. Before I Fall began its career with Before I Fall. (2010) to positive reviews, Oliver demonstrates her considerable talent, insight and ability to capture the attention of young readers, as she delves into the seemingly perfect world of popular girl Samantha Kingston after her death in... .... middle of newspaper. ......which shares many feelings and motivations with the characters in Oliver's parallel fictions. After that, AllOliver has already demonstrated his relevance as a young adult writer throughout his career, and for a person who declares himself a lover. of comfort and slippers, she shows a willingness to tackle difficult subjects that other writers in her genre may shy away from, while approaching them in a unique style. Having already garnered interest from film production companies in adapting his work for the screen, it doesn't seem long before his work, which has captured the attention of young adult readers since it was first published, will be televised and popularized any further. Her work has shown her sensitivity to contemporary movements and the attitudes of her audience, and that she is capable of being a trustworthy and moral voice that young adults can turn to..