Myla Goldberg is an American author and novelist, best known for her debut novel, Bee Season, published in 2000. The book explores themes of family dynamics and spirituality through the story of a young girl who excels in spelling competitions. Goldberg's writing often delves into complex relationships and the search for identity. In addition to her novels, Goldberg has written essays and short stories, contributing to various literary magazines. She has also worked as a teacher and editor, sharing her passion for literature with others. Her work has garnered critical acclaim and has been translated into multiple languages.