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Sylvia Anne Reiner (born May 11, 1949)^[1] is an American author, playwright, poet and singer.^[2]

Her father was American producer, writer and actor Carl Reiner and her mother was actress Estelle Reiner (née Lebost). She is the younger sister of actor and director Rob Reiner, and the older sister of artist Lucas Reiner. Her parents were Jewish.

• This Nervous Breakdown is Driving Me Crazy: Short Stories, Dove Books (1996) ISBN 0-7871-0707-7
• The Long Journey of the Little Seed, Dove Kids (1996) ISBN 0-7871-0469-8
• The Potty Chronicles, A Story to Help Children Adjust to Toilet Training, Magination Press (1991) ISBN 0-945354-36-3
• The Naked I, Red Dancefloor Press (1998), ISBN 1-881168-22-0
• Beyond Rhyme & Reason: Poems, Red Dancefloor Press (2002), ISBN 1-881168-15-8
• A Visit to the Art Galaxy, Simon & Schuster (Juv) (1990) ISBN 0-671-74957-9

• Dancing in the Park, Audio Literature (1996) ISBN 0-7871-0991-6
• The History of Christmas, narrated by Jack Lemmon, Audio Literature; Har/Cas edition (1996) ISBN 0-7871-0500-7