The Way We Become

Amber Smith is a contemporary American author known for her poignant and powerful young adult novels that tackle themes of trauma, mental health, and identity. Her most notable works include "The Way I Used to Be" and "The Last to Let Go," both of which have received critical acclaim for their raw and honest portrayal of difficult subject matter. Smith's writing style is characterized by its emotional depth, lyrical prose, and ability to connect with readers on a deep and personal level. Through her work, Smith has made a significant impact on the young adult literary genre, shedding light on important issues and sparking important conversations. "The Way I Used to Be" remains her most famous and well-loved work, resonating with readers around the world for its heartbreaking and ultimately hopeful story.