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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalElizabeth Grayson has always felt out of place while staying with her cousins and their parents for nearly fifteen years. Her aunt Cassandra is the only person whom Elizabeth shares a bond with, but Cassandra is focused on advancing her career and hardly has any time to get out of Manhattan and visit her niece in the suburbs.
When Cassandra is forced to move to an island in the Southern Pacific, Elizabeth realizes that she would be torn apart if she had to live withouther aunt, so she decides to move along with her. At first, Elizabeth feels as if she is living the life of her dreams – trekking in the rainforest, surrounded by exotic birds and gushing waterfalls – but soon it all starts to crumble. Cassandra is moving back and forth between the island and New York and finds herself liable for her client going against environmental laws. As for Elizabeth, reality is slowly slipping away…
Kavya Sahni
Kavya Sahni is a fifteen-year-old student, studying in tenth grade at The Mother’s International School, New Delhi. She believes that her passions influence her writing. She loves playing the violin, and she also composes music. She has played at several concerts in Delhi. Kavya is a self-taught opera singer.
She loves traveling- she has visited many countries and took the most out of each journey. Zip-lining across a rain forest (where this novel is partly set) or on a Safari in Africa- she gets the same thrill from these as she does from writing. She is interested in finance, the world economy and is intrigued by Singapore as a financial hub and Dubai as a tax-free haven. She has visited both of these countries, and their economic policies have directly influenced this book.
Kavya has also scripted, directed and acted in various plays and has received awards for them at inter-school competitions.
