Alice Oseman is not just an author but also a big fan of the Harry Potter series. She became inspired by J.K. Rowling and her work to write her own series of books, which she publishes on a yearly basis. Alice wrote her first book, a romance novel called "Between the World and Me" in 2013 at the age of 19. Published by Balzer + Bray, the book was a New York Times bestseller and received critical acclaim from publications such as Entertainment Weekly. In 2016, she published three more books - "Aftermath" (a sci-fi novel following two siblings who are best friends), "The Starboard Sea" (a YA novel about a young man who's relocating from California to Miami) and "Admission" (a drama/romance about a college student who goes undercover to expose a protestor-smuggler ring). Alice's last book, "A Place For Us," was published in September 2018 and is about a family of Indian-Americans living in an apartment complex outside of Chicago. Alice Oseman is an author who writes books for both young adult and teen readers. Her first novel, "Between the World and Me," was published in 2013 and is about a girl named Laila who falls in love with her best friend's older brother, Adam. It was described as a "powerful love story" and received praise from Entertainment Weekly and The Washington Post. Her next book, "Aftermath," was published in 2016 and is about the story of two siblings who discover that their parents might not be who they thought they were after their father died in an accident that they caused. The Starboard Sea, published in 2016, is about a young man named David who moves from California to Miami to live with his aunt and uncle after his parents pass away. It received praise from Publishers Weekly and Booklist. Her most recent book, "Admission," published in 2017, is about the story of Maya who goes undercover to expose a protestor-smuggler ring at her college. Alice Oseman has written three books for young adult and teen readers: Between the World and Me, Aftermath, and Admission. All three books have been well-received by critics for their originality and style.