Veera Hiranandani is an acclaimed American author known for her insightful and heartfelt children’s books. Her debut middle-grade novel, The Night Diary, received widespread praise for its powerful depiction of historical events and its exploration of identity and family. The book, set during the Partition of India, combines historical context with a personal story of resilience and hope. Hiranandani’s writing often addresses themes of cultural heritage, social justice, and personal growth, making her a prominent voice in contemporary children’s literature. Her work is recognized for its emotional depth, cultural relevance, and engaging storytelling.