Bonnie Garmus is an acclaimed American novelist best known for her debut novel, *Lessons in Chemistry*. Before turning to fiction, Garmus built a diverse career as a copywriter and creative director, working in the fields of technology, medicine, and education. Born in California and now residing in London, she brings a distinctly sharp, witty, and compassionate voice to her storytelling. Garmus’s background in science and her passion for challenging conventions shine through in her writing, particularly in her creation of memorable, trailblazing female protagonists. *Lessons in Chemistry* quickly became a bestseller and international phenomenon, praised for its unique blend of humor, intelligence, and emotional depth. It has been translated into over forty languages and adapted for television, captivating readers and viewers alike. Garmus’s talent for weaving engaging narratives with meaningful themes has earned her critical and commercial success, positioning her as one of contemporary fiction’s most exciting new voices. When not writing, she enjoys open-water swimming and spending time with her family and dog.