The Measure

Allen Kamrava

Koby Ashar is twelve, with no family and no money — and no idea why two organisations have spent years looking for him. Only one needed a puzzle.

Ages
9–13
Grades
4–7
Series
Koby Ashar
Placeholder cover for The Measure: a small gold sphere at the foot of a night sky, with fine gravitational arcs bending around it and a single falling figure.

Koby Ashar is twelve, and everyone he came from is gone. St. Mary's takes him in — two lakes, two football pitches, and a folder with his name hand-written wrong, crossed out, and written wrong again. Somebody, somewhere, has been trying to get it right.

Then somebody arrives who already has.

Cairn is a school on a world that had to be taught to move, under a gold sky that changes when the world does. There, gravity is not a force and nothing is ever thrown — you simply change which way down is, and something, somewhere, pays for it. Koby is good at this. He is better at it than anyone wants him to be.

But two organisations have been looking for him for years, and only one of them needed a puzzle to do it. Working out which is which will cost him more than he knows how to count.

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Forthcoming 2027.

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