April Henry grew up in a small Oregon town. When she was 12, she sent Roald Dahl, the author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, a short story about a frog named Herman who loved peanut butter. Dahl later helped it get published. She now writes mysteries and thrillers for teens and adults. Her 2012 books are The Night She Disappeared and Eyes of Justice (with Lis Wiehl).
Q: Describe Girl Stolen in 3 words.
A: Scary, reality-based
Q: If you could retitle Girl Stolen, what would you name it and why?
A: It was originally called Shadows Walking Backward.When you read it, you'll see why.
Q: What do you feel is your biggest accomplishment to date?
A: Publishing 13 books and having my daughter.
Q: What are your 3 biggest fears?
A: 1. Heights
2. Deep ocean waters
3. Death
Q: Do you plan on writing more novels for readers to enjoy?
A: Finish Her Off comes out in 2013
Q: What authors have inspired you?
A: Suzanne Collins, Susan Beth Pfeffer, and Ilsa Black.
Thanks so much for stopping by April!
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