NEHA N. HEWITT is a first-generation Indian American, mother, lawyer, writer, and leader of various book clubs.

A civil rights lawyer for twenty years, Neha is dedicated to promoting diverse stories for youth audiences and for children with dyslexia and other disabilities. You can find many diverse voices in her work and her book will be accessible by audio book as well as hard copy online.

Neha is an avid hiker who writes about the everyday beauty around us. A set of her poems on yoga and social justice have been published in the online journal Mindful Word. https://www.themindfulword.org/poems-neha-hewitt-yoga

If she’s not out in nature, she is cheering at a girl’s soccer game, biking to her day job, or collapsed on the couch with chocolate and tea, devouring her most recent book club pick. She currently resides down the street from Forest Park in the West Hills of Portland, Oregon, with her husband, two teenage daughters, and two fluffy Siberian cats. Cascadia’s Call is her debut novel.