Amrita Priya is based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. She is an author of five books and loves observing people and their behaviours. She firmly believes that by reading other people’s stories, we get enriched and add immense value to our own perspective of life. To enjoy the unexpected, Amrita looks at life with positivity and portrays the same in her writings.
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