Wordstock Book Review: The Night She Disappeared by April Henry ...

Every October Wordstock descends on Portland and writers, publishers, bookstores and readers flock to the Portland Convention Center to soak it all in. This year I came away with several good book suggestions. This week I?ll be reviewing books by the authors speaking on Wordstock?s Young Adult stage.

Next up is The Night She Disappeared by April Henry.

Gabie does a favor for Kayla when she switches work nights at the take-out pizza restaurant. When Kayla goes missing following a delivery, Gabie learns that the caller asked for her. Is Kayla alive? Was Kayla?s fate meant for her? With the help of her co-worker Drew, Gabie searches for answers. When all others give up, it is Gabie that believes Kayla is still alive. Author April Henry adds fictional police reports, 911 calls, notes, missing posters and other material to lead the story along on its taut course. A thrilling, fast-paced read for the young adult audience.

I've just signed a book contract. Now what? My name is Lisa Ard. I'm a stay-at-home mom living in Portland, Oregon. I spent over fifteen years working in corporate America -- in Finance and Quality. That means that I know very little about publishing a book. I'm about to learn. While I'm on this adventure, I plan to post my experiences in writing and publishing. To read more about my books, go to: www.dreamseekeradventures.com

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