Erin Doyle is the author of the Wren’s Way series, a collection of lyrical children’s books that gently explore the beauty of difference, the power of observation, and the quiet strength found in sensitive souls. A late-diagnosed autistic woman, Erin draws deeply from her own childhood experiences—her love of nature, her vivid imagination, and her deep feeling world—to create stories that resonate with neurodivergent children and the inner child in all of us.

Through poetic language and tender illustrations, her books follow Wren, a curious and contemplative child, as she navigates the world with wonder, honesty, and a heart tuned to the quiet magic others often miss. Erin believes there is strength in softness and truth in stillness, and she writes to honor children who feel different, misunderstood, or invisible.

When she’s not writing, Erin is an oil painter, a stargazer, and a nature walker. She lives in Texas with her family, where she’s always working on her next Wren book—usually with a cup of tea, a head full of ideas, and a turkey watching from the window.