


Careshmeh French Dean is a writer, mother, educator, and advocate for the power of love and resilience. Born in Utah to an Iranian father and an American mother, her life has always been defined by a unique mixture of cultures and experiences. Careshmeh’s writing reflects her authenticity, faith, and commitment to helping others heal through their own struggles.
Graduating Summa Cum Laude from Utah Valley University with an Associate’s Degree in Applied Science and a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education, she has worked as an elementary educator for over 10 years, guiding young minds with patience, empathy, and a belief in their potential.
Before becoming a full-time author, Careshmeh’s passion for helping others was evident in her role as an educator and real estate professional. Over the years, she has been able to connect with a variety of people, teaching children, negotiating deals, and empowering those around her. Now, as a writer and speaker, she uses her platform to continue making a difference.
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Her writing is compassionate and candid, never shying away from difficult subjects or pretending that healing is a smooth journey. Instead, her stories are a raw reflection of life’s highs and lows, showing that while grief can feel unbearable, there is always hope on the other side.
Whether she’s speaking to a room of young readers or sharing her story in public forums, Careshmeh’s mission remains the same: to connect with others on a deeper level and to heal through storytelling.

Careshmeh’s writing reflects a deep well of resilience, inspired by her personal journey of love, loss, and healing.

With a degree in Elementary Education and over 10 years of experience as a teacher, Careshmeh’s passion for learning and growth is evident in every chapter.

Family is the center of Careshmeh's world. As a devoted mother of five and grandmother to one, she treasures every moment spent with her children and grandchild.

By living this, she shows that faith can lead us through the darkest times..