Sarah Enni: Yeah, I read an interview where you said that. And in fact, my first grade teacher actually knew I was writing a book and tried to help me get it published. I really have things that I wrote when I was a very, very young. I was one of those writers who was writing from the moment I could remember reading. Stuart Gibbs: It was a huge part of growing up. But how was reading and writing a part of growing up? Sarah Enni: Well before we get to that, I want to ask about, as a kid, it sounds like an outdoors, running around, adventure-based childhood. Stuart Gibbs: That's a story I told quite some time ago, and it's still out there. Sarah Enni: We're gonna get to it in a second, but I heard a story about you breaking into zoos, which I want to ask about. And if we'd had a picket fence to paint, we probably would have painted it, or conned people into doing that. I feel like I had a very Tom Sawyer childhood because we were going off into the woods and catching lizards and snakes.
But it was a very interesting place to grow up. It was its own country for like thirteen years and then they asked the United States if they could be part of the United States. Sarah Enni: Yeah, and It's not the South, it's Texas. They never let you forget that they were their own country. Stuart Gibbs: I was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but I really grew up in San Antonio, Texas. I want to start at the very beginning, which is, where were you born and raised? I'm excited to chat about your prolific career. Sarah Enni: I'm doing well! Thanks for having me over, I appreciate it.
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