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The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die

April Henry (Goodreads Author)

4.04 · Rating details · 9,195 ratings · 1,368 reviews

“Take her out back and finish her off.”

She doesn’t know who she is. She doesn’t know where she is, or why. All she knows when she comes to in a ransacked cabin is that there are two men arguing over whether or not to kill her.

And that she must run.

In her riveting style, April Henry crafts a nail-biting thriller involving murder, identity theft, and biological warfare. Foll ...more

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Published June 11th 2013 by Henry Holt and Co. (BYR) (first published January 1st 2013)

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May 15, 2017 Bonnie Shores rated it it was amazing

Shelves: mystery

This was a super quick read that I started while waiting to find out what my next challenge would be. I wasn't expecting much and was, therefore, pleasantly surprised.

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Unlike all the problems I had with The Progeny, where the premise was faulty at best, Cady's story was totally believable. While she, too, had lost her memory, it was due to trauma, and this in no way prevented her from making reasonable, logic-based decisions.

The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die checks all the [read my] boxes:
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Mar 16, 2013 Bonnie rated it liked it

Shelves: ya, arcs-netgalley, mystery

A copy of The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die was provided to me by Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)/Netgalley for review purposes.

'[...]my mind shut down. Went blank. Went someplace where I wouldn't have to remember.'

What would you do if you woke up to find you had been kidnapped? What would you do if you somehow manage to escape but realize you have no idea where you were? What would you do if you didn't have any idea who you were? The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die is a riveting thriller of a girl who has A copy of The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die was provided to me by Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)/Netgalley for review purposes.

'[...]my mind shut down. Went blank. Went someplace where I wouldn't have to remember.'

What would you do if you woke up to find you had been kidnapped? What would you do if you somehow manage to escape but realize you have no idea where you were? What would you do if you didn't have any idea who you were? The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die is a riveting thriller of a girl who has to piece together the past so she can live to see the future.

I've read April Henry's 'The Night She Disappeared' and it's an incredibly short yet fast-paced mystery which I really enjoyed. To me, 'The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die' is also short and fast-paced yet more complex and required more pages in order to properly flush out the mystery. The pieces of the puzzle don't start coming together until near the very end and once the pieces started forming they left me with an unnaturally rushed feeling that I felt could have been avoided with more explanation/pages.

There were a few issues I had in particular:
The 'bad guys' were inherently bad and lacked any sort of complexity thus making them quite a bore. Plus, it always makes me giggle when the bad guys completely reveal all their plans right before they intent on killing you.
Also, there was a strange and unnecessary reference to a gay character.
'His voice swoops up and down. He sounds more gay than before. I wonder if he's doing it deliberately - to make them think there would be no reason for him to give a girl shelter.'
Which... makes zero sense. Because he's a gay man he couldn't possibly have any 'girl' friends? Or even possible care about their well-being? That passage just struck me as completely irrelevant.
Also, there wasn't a love-interest exactly but there was a male character that became involved in her ~~drama~~ trouble. After meeting him while trying to hide from the 'bad guys' he realizes she's in dire need of help and assists in getting her past them. In my opinion, that should have been the end of their relationship but instead this guy basically risks the possible destruction of any future he may have for this girl he doesn't know. It just wasn't plausible. There was a slight explanation given for his 'need' to help her and it kind of make sense but still didn't completely work for me in way of explanation.

Despite my issues, I did still mostly enjoy The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die. It is fast-paced, exciting, and definitely suspenseful.

*All quotes taken are from an uncorrected proof*

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Jan 11, 2019 McCaid Paul rated it really liked it

Shelves: mystery-thriller

*3.5*

The first hundred pages are an adrenaline-fueled ride. After that there are some bumps and near-misses, and the plot speeds past the warning lights.
April Henry spins a fun—but messy— ride that leads ultimately nowhere, but was worth the thrill.
I would’ve liked if the book had been a little longer and not as rushed, especially toward the end, to give us time to fully grasp the weight of the mystery and let the suspense simmer.
Not her best, but definitely not the worst.

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May 17, 2017 Danielle (The Blonde Likes Books) rated it it was ok

Shelves: btb-challenge-2017, thrillers-mystery

After waking up in a cabin with no memory of how she got there, Cady starts to panic. Soon after regaining consciousness, she hears her captors talking hears one of them tell the other to take her out back and “finish her off”. After managing to escape, she has no idea where to go…she has no money, doesn’t remember her name, and doesn’t know what happened to her.

In her run from these men, she meets Ty, who ends up accompanying her on her journey to get to safety. What Cady does know is that she’ ...more

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Feb 09, 2013 Christina (A Reader of Fictions) rated it it was ok

Shelves: arc

This review is going to be uncharacteristically short for me, but the book itself is pretty short, so I suppose that's fitting. Since this is going to be one of those reviews that sort of reads like I didn't like the book, let me say this up front: I did like The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die. However, I'm giving it two stars here on GR, because overall I feel like it was an okay book, not an especially good one. I'm not generally a big fan of thrillers, but I previously quite enjoyed Henry's Gir This review is going to be uncharacteristically short for me, but the book itself is pretty short, so I suppose that's fitting. Since this is going to be one of those reviews that sort of reads like I didn't like the book, let me say this up front: I did like The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die. However, I'm giving it two stars here on GR, because overall I feel like it was an okay book, not an especially good one. I'm not generally a big fan of thrillers, but I previously quite enjoyed Henry's Girl, Stolen, so I hoped that I would like this one just as much. Still, TGWWSTD was a fun, quick read overall.

In general, I would say that April Henry accomplishes what she set out to do in this book. TGWWSTD entertains. The plot moves along at a fast pace, and it's certainly never boring. The reader can't help but be curious and the pages flip by quickly. TGWWWSTD serves as the literary equivalent of a fairly mindless action movie, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

The techniques Henry uses to accomplish this are quite standard thriller fare, which is why my enjoyment of this one boils down purely to the sheer entertainment factor. The main character has amnesia for much of the book, waking up in a cabin as two men prepare to kill her. Sure, amnesia happens, but it's over-employed in such action plots to up the danger level, since the MC doesn't have any idea where to go or who to trust.

Henry's writing consists of simple sentences and fragments. This style does create a sense of rushing headlong through the story. Thriller authors employ this method to create a feeling of urgency. While I do think it does work, I just generally prefer complex, more ornate writing. The combination of the writing, short chapters, and fast pace will likely make this an excellent choice for reluctant readers.

Most every chapter ends on a mini-cliffhanger, immediately resolved on the next page. Yet again, this technique does keep the reader moving through the novel at a fast clip. It's designed to make TGWWSTD a one sitting read, because you have to keep going to answer the lingering question from the last chapter. Effective, but trite.

While not thoroughly fleshed out, Henry's characters are sufficiently realistic for her purposes. Cady and Ty are likable enough that the reader does want them to win out over the bad guys. The skills that Cady possesses seem a bit convenient, though some are explained, like her ability to fight. What really feels unlikely is that Cady met Ty, a boy just this side of destitution, who is willing to miss class, endangering his dream of being an EMT, and work, risking putting him on the streets, to help save her from men with guns. Sure, he's nice, but, really, who's going to do that? I can see helping her when they first meet, but he's with her to the end, and I just don't see that. He also just happens to have the right amount of cash saved up so they can do what they need to do.

The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die runs just 213 pages. With short chapters and a fast pace, it's an excellent choice when you want something you can read quickly for sheer entertainment value. Ultimately, though, it's not particularly memorable and I won't be revisiting it. ...more

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Oct 18, 2019 Joey T rated it really liked it

Shelves: ya, 2019-favorites

WHAT?! This book was amazing- let’s talk about this-
I loved all the characters (I mean, the ones I was supposed to love, and then I hated the characters I was supposed to hate).
The writing was great and I could hardly quit reading because of the intensity.
CONTENT:
There are a few suggestions that one character is gay, but nothing confirmed. H*** is used as a swear word a handful of times. Violence wise- a girl wakes up to find her nails have been pried off of her fingers (at least two of them). ...more

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Apr 22, 2017 Rachel Aranda rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: owned, audiobooks

A solid 3.5 star rating for me. To be completely transparent this wasn't as thrilling as I was hoping it would be but it was still a good read. Also the mystery of who was bad or good was a bit too easy to figure out. That would normally be the one thing that would keep this book from being a 4 star rating for me. In this books case, I find myself remembering the plot and wanting to listen to it again. That is why I am glad I own this book and will give it a 4 star rating. I might check out more ...more

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Apr 03, 2013 Jenni Arndt rated it liked it

Shelves: arc-own

Wow what a short, intense read this was. I wasn’t too sure going into it how I would fare with it because it was such a short novel and the first I have read from Henry, but I’m happy I gave this one a try. This one does not let up from page one and I was on the edge of my seat as Katie ran her butt off and tried her best to find out who she was and who was after her.

We catch up with Cady right in the thick of things. She wakes up beaten and bruised on the floor of a cabin and has absolutely no Wow what a short, intense read this was. I wasn’t too sure going into it how I would fare with it because it was such a short novel and the first I have read from Henry, but I’m happy I gave this one a try. This one does not let up from page one and I was on the edge of my seat as Katie ran her butt off and tried her best to find out who she was and who was after her.

We catch up with Cady right in the thick of things. She wakes up beaten and bruised on the floor of a cabin and has absolutely no recollection of who she was and how she got there. She also has no idea who the two men are standing above her saying to kill her because she knows nothing. Straight away my interest was piqued, I wanted to know who these men were and why they had tortured Cady for information. What worked very well for this one was how linear the plot was. There wasn’t much romance or friendship drama to bog it down though she does make one connection along the way. When she meets Ty I liked him immediately. You could tell that he had such a kind nature but it quickly comes to light that he hasn’t had the easiest life. While that was all fine and good I did find that the extent to which he was willing to put his life on the line was a little unbelievable. I get that he likes to help out his fellow man and pay it forward but he got himself into some serious legal issues for a girl that he just randomly met at McDonalds.

With very short chapters our attention never has the chance to stray with this one. Something is constantly happening and the tension is top notch. We don’t get a lot of layers to our bad guys as everything is revealed which is something that I would have liked a bit more of. I always appreciate when I get to see multiple sides of the bad guy and maybe even come to understand their motive. Here we get very little information about them and a head honcho who is incredibly typical. I think for what this story was, it worked. It kept the novel short and if you sit back and take it at face value too many details may have began to bog the story down a bit.

There isn’t too much to say about this one because of how short and linear the plot is but I can say this: The Girl Who Was Supposed To Die turned out to be a great, fun way to spend a few hours on a rainy Sunday morning. If you’re looking for a quick mystery to get you out of a paranormal rut then this one could be for you.

An Advanced Reader's Copy was provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

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Apr 03, 2017 Jamilah rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-2017, midas_touch, eureka

In April Henry’s stand alone novel, ‘The girl who was supposed to die’, the readers are introduced to the narrator Cadence Scott (Cady). At the beginning of the novel Cady is woken up by loud voices and finds herself in an abandoned, ransacked cabin. The voices she hears are of two men arguing about whether or not they should kill her. However, Cady does not recall how she found herself in this predicament. She does not have any memories of her past including her own name. Having woken up with In April Henry’s stand alone novel, ‘The girl who was supposed to die’, the readers are introduced to the narrator Cadence Scott (Cady). At the beginning of the novel Cady is woken up by loud voices and finds herself in an abandoned, ransacked cabin. The voices she hears are of two men arguing about whether or not they should kill her. However, Cady does not recall how she found herself in this predicament. She does not have any memories of her past including her own name. Having woken up with no recollection of the past and by men discussing her death, it is Cady’s first instinct to run.
The novel is set within the time period of two days, with Cadence running from the men she claims are still after her. Cady meets friends along the way, who help her discover her identity. It’s a cat and mice chase, as the people out hunting will stop at nothing; only, the police claim she is a runaway mentally ill patient. Cady does not know what to believe, she feels that she can’t trust anyone, including herself. She can’t decipher a truth from a lie, and questions herself if she is an ill patient, and if that could be the cause of her sudden memory loss. As the story unfolds, Cady unravels her past and every question is answered.

The girl who was supposed to die, is an original novel that is captivating through to the last page. It is a fast-paced, gripping novel that I read in one sitting. It surprised me to find that I immensely enjoyed reading this, as I do not usually appreciate genres of the like. Due to my low-expectations, my scoring was raised higher, as I did not believe a book could portray a traumatising event so well. Though like all books, as a reader, I found some scenes unnecessary. Some parts were unrealistic and there seemed to be a very unlikely chance of this happening. Though, I believe the plot and characters were planned well, and this caused me to have a similarity relationship with the protagonist. I felt the same way as Cady, and were banging my fists in protest in appropriate scenes, yelling at the book. By reading this novel, it has made me more conscious of what happens in today's society. In my opinion this book deserves a five out of five, and should be a must-read for everyone.

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Apr 07, 2019 Jane Eckstrom rated it really liked it

I thought that the book was really good. It had a bunch of twists and turns. And it made me really think," who's side am I on". But over all I thought the book," The Girl Who Was Supposed To Die" was good.

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Aug 28, 2013 Abida's Book Adventures rated it really liked it

This book got your attention from the moment you started it. It was very fast and full of action. There really wasn't a dull moment in this book.

Katie is an average girl who doesn't know who she is or where she is. All she knows, is that two guys are discussing on killing her and getting rid of her body and that she has to find a way to get out. She always had a plan or idea in her head through out the whole book. Ty is a normal guy working in his shift and finds a girl being chased and helps he

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Jun 09, 2013 Lex rated it really liked it

The suspense almost killed me. Lol. It's very good!

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Aug 02, 2014 Michelle Wrona rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary, yum, book-by-author-i-read, awesome-ending, mystery-thriller-murder, gorgeous-male-character, kick-ass-protagonist, expected-better, from-library, to-buy-asap

*3.5 star rating*

"Maybe it's because I'm average." I sniff back my tears. "Maybe it's because I'm like everyone else." Ty rolls his eyes. "I may not know you very well, but I'll tell you one thing: You aren't like anyone else."

Girl, Stolen was an amazing book. I couldn't wait for more from this daring, new author that's sure to leave thousands of other readers stunned with her plot-twisting mysteries. The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die wasn't as good as April Henry's other book, but it was some ...more

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Feb 27, 2017 Wren rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, young-adult-general, exciting, contemporary-young-adult

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She wakes up to two men arguing over whether or not to end her life. She doesn't know her name, she doesn't know where she is, and she doesn't know why one of her fingernails has been pried off of her hand.

She manages to escape, but her ordeal is far from over. As she investigates herself, who she is, and what is going on, she gets help from an acquaintance who is determined to solve this mystery with her. Only one thing ...more

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Sep 09, 2013 Martha Guarisco rated it really liked it

Shelves: books-for-young-adults

Another thriller from April Henry! A complete page turner. I wouldn't recommend this to all of my readers; it was pretty intense and scary at times, but if you like non-stop action from the first paragraph, this is the book for you.

I loved Ty and so much want to believe that people like him exist in the world. My hope is that he's based on someone real, someone who's out there having a successful, happy life.

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Mar 12, 2019 K. rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller, audience-young-adult, 2019, library, setting-usa

Trigger warnings: amnesia, torture, death, violence, death of a parent (in the past), (view spoiler), fire.

When I finished this last night, I gave it 3.5 stars but on reflection I'm bumping it down to 3 purely because the plot went to some bonkers places that I didn't see coming and it was a pretty weird choice for a YA book tbh.

So this girl wakes up with no memories, right? And there are two guys talking about how they're going to kill ...more

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Apr 06, 2017 Berit☀️✨ rated it liked it

Shelves: audiobooks, 2017

This is a book that started out with a bang and ended with a puff....

In the beginning I was super curious to find out what was going on, who was this girl, and what had happened... but then the reveal left me disappointed I guess.... also it was kind of abrupt, what happens now? What happens between Cady and Ty? This book was short but not as satisfying as it could have been....

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Oct 25, 2018 Karen rated it liked it

Shelves: suspense-mystery-3-star, 2-wacky-challenges-finished, 52-weeks-challenge-2018

I could not put this book down for about 2/3 of the way through; I read half of it in one sitting. It is a short book though so maybe that was not a huge win I was so excited to find a book that might be a top read for me this year. I have really liked April Henry's adult books but this fizzled out quite a bit at 2/3rd the way done and was so anti-climatic it ruined the ambiance of the story. So I gave it a 3 for this reason when I expected to give it a five. It still was a much better book than ...more

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Nov 12, 2013 Indi rated it really liked it

Shelves: kidnapping-murder-and-mystery, would-like-to-own, would-like-to-eventually-reread, f-j, personal-rating-4-stars, young-adult, favorites, favourite-author

Act now. Be.

My mind shut down. Went blank. Went somewhere I wouldn’t have to remember. Even when they pulled out my fingernails, it wouldn’t come back.

She doesn’t know who she is. She doesn’t know where she is. And she doesn’t know what has happened to her. All she knows is that two guys want to kill her. So she must run.

I really enjoyed this book, it was interesting and really reached out and grabbed me. I liked the beginning, a girl who has lost her memory and people are out to kill her. Act now. Be.

My mind shut down. Went blank. Went somewhere I wouldn’t have to remember. Even when they pulled out my fingernails, it wouldn’t come back.

She doesn’t know who she is. She doesn’t know where she is. And she doesn’t know what has happened to her. All she knows is that two guys want to kill her. So she must run.

I really enjoyed this book, it was interesting and really reached out and grabbed me. I liked the beginning, a girl who has lost her memory and people are out to kill her. It really grabs your attention. I liked the characterisation the most. While Cady didn’t have quite so much it was still good enough, but the characterisation of Ty and even James was really good! (view spoiler)

All in all, and despite all those flaws that I mentioned (if you peeked), the book was really amazing. So suspenseful and engaging. I highly recommend it.
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Apr 20, 2013 Jenn rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, arc, read-in-2013, new-author-to-me, 3-star-reads, young-adult, thriller

The Girl who was Supposed to Die starts off as this creepy thriller where you trust no one and question everything. Imagine waking up somewhere you don’t know with two people who you also don’t know discussing whether or not they should kill you. You’d be pretty freaked out, right? Oh, and what about seeing your fingernails not attached to your fingers? *shudders* I was instantly pulled in.

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Mar 10, 2018 Irene McHugh rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook, fiction, young-adult, middle-grade, mystery

I discovered April Henry on the shelves of the middle school library where I work. Her website tagline is “I kill people, but only on paper.” Muh-wah-ha-ha! Immediately, I was doling her books out to students to see if they liked her style. After a few positive reviews came back, I decided to buy a couple of her books on Audible.

The narrator for this particular novel was fairly awful. Instead of sounding like a teenage girl, her intonation came closer to mimicking Siri. She didn’t sound like a m ...more

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Nov 19, 2013 Lexi Holmes rated it it was amazing

The book I ready was "The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die," by April Henry. This book is action packed and I would most definitely recommend this book to others. This book is best suited for an audience around the ages of 13 and above. The book begins with the main character, so called Katie inn the beginning, in a cabin in the middle of the woods. She has been kidnapped and she is in pain. Katie doesn't remember who she is or what happened to her. All she knows is that she is on a hard floor, som ...more

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Mar 06, 2020 Madison. rated it it was amazing

This was one of my favorite books that I have ever read! The story line and the plot is so interesting! I love the way the author explains all the scenes with so much detail. The one thing I would maybe change about this book would be the beginning of the story it was just confusing to understand when we are going to get more information or details about were the girl is! But other then that it was a great book!

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Jul 09, 2013 Andrea rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult, mystery

Really enjoyed this one - very quick, very suspenseful read. I could have read it in one sitting, but life got in the way...I liked the shorter chapters (which allows for easier reading, in my opinion!)

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Jul 30, 2019 Julie Suzanne rated it liked it

Shelves: hs-library, ms-library

Crime thriller--very popular in my middle school library. I started reading this with an ESL student who asked me to read a book with her to improve her reading and English. We read for 30 minutes a day, 3 days a week, sharing the read-aloud 50/50. We would get so passionate with our opinions, predictions and speculation. I think we both really looked forward to reading time! Unfortunately, it took forever due to state testing and end-of-year field trips interfering with the schedule, and at the ...more

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Nov 01, 2017 Brittany (brittreads) rated it it was amazing

I'm trying to be more tough with my high ratings. Only giving 5 stars to books that just blow me away.

I was not expecting this book to be what it was. I honestly expected it to be just another typical YA book but oh fricken boy was I wrong.

Not many books keep me up past my bedtime, my sleep is important. I think this was the second? Maybe third book to ever do that.

I gave myself some time to think of what I would change in this book, and I can't think of a single thing. I'm happily giving this ...more

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Apr 20, 2020 Sophie rated it it was amazing

This book was truly a great book I would recommend it for sure. This book can get intense so don't read it if you aren't comfortable with that. It leaves you in suspense about the full truth right up until the end, when it all comes together piece by piece. It is about a girl who has lost her memory due to a tragic thing in her life. She doesn't remember anything from before she woke up on a hard floor. As she struggles to regain her memory everything unravels.

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Mar 30, 2017 Evelyn Mendoza rated it it was amazing

The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die by April Henry is now one of my favorite books. I love everything from the begging to the end. The story is about a girl who wakes up unconscious and doesn't remember ANYTHING. She doesn't know who she is, who her family is, or anything. My favorite part of the whole book would have to be when she has to look like boy so the people who are following her won't recognize her. The part I sort of struggled to understand is when she steps into her house with her so c ...more

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Nov 21, 2017 Ciana Arnone added it

It was a very suspenseful book. It made you think one thing was going to happen but something else worse happened.

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Apr 02, 2017 Tasneem rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites

I'm stunned! words cant describe this book 6/5 that's how good it was. I had to read this book for school and to be honest I was not expecting it to be so great and boy was I wrong. Its unpredictable so you just "keep reading just keep reading" (Dory... no.. no one gets it). You can read it in one sitting. I promise you guys you wont be disappointed. :)

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About April Henry

April Henry

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I write mysteries and thrillers. I live in Portland, Oregon with my family.

If you've read one of my books, I would love to hear from you. Hearing from readers makes me eager to keep writing.

When I was 12, I sent a short story about a six-foot tall frog who loved peanut butter to Roald Dahl, the author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. He liked it so much he arranged to have it published in an ...more