In a world that never quite made sense in words, seventeen-year-old Ayla Verne has always turned to color. Blue is her constant—her comfort, her compass, her way of translating the ache of growing up. With a rare form of synesthesia, Ayla doesn’t just see the world—she feels it, tastes it, hears it in hues. But when her carefully tinted world begins to fracture—with the sudden disappearance of her mother, a shifting friendship, and the haunting pull of a boy who seems to speak in shadows—Ayla must confront what lies beyond beauty: grief, truth, and the uncertain art of becoming.
Told in lyrical prose and vivid imagery, She Measured the World in Blue is a coming-of-age story about the colors we carry, the pain we paint over, and the language of light that lives in us all.
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Praneetha Chowdary
Author Bio:
Praneetha, born in 1997, has nurtured a passion for painting since childhood and discovered her love for writing at the age of 17, focusing on poems and short stories. With a postgraduate degree in English Literature and Language, she developed a keen interest in researching the challenges faced by children with special needs in acquiring English as a second language. Currently, she serves as an Assistant Professor of English at the Gopalan Group of Institutions and is pursuing her Ph.D. at REVA University.
