Daria Snadowsky is an American author known for her realistic young adult novels. Her most recognized works are "Anatomy of a Boyfriend" and its sequel "Anatomy of a Single Girl," which explore themes of love, intimacy, and self-discovery from the perspective of a teenage protagonist during the late high school and early college years. The books have been commended for their honest and sensitive approach to subjects such as romantic relationships and sexual experiences among young adults. Snadowsky's writing is characterized by its relatability and candid examination of adolescent issues. Beyond her work as a novelist, she also practices law and has contributed to various publications.