Caroline B. Cooney’s Face on the Milk Carton
April 18, 2010
Caroline B. Cooney”s
Face on the Milk Carton is a book about a 15 year-old high school in Connecticut, Janie Johnson.
The Face on the Milk Carton is a book about a 15 year-old high school student in Connecticut, Janie Johnson.
One day at lunch she looks at the missing child picture on her ‘s milk carton and the girl in the
is her. The milk carton says the girl, Jennie Spring, was kidnapped in a shopping mall in New Jersey twelve years ago.
That afternoon, Janie begins to have flashbacks of a and a family and as a little girl.
Her from the day of the is of herself and a family shoe .
She became and stormed off, and a woman bought her an ice cream and took her for a ride.
She doesn’t know who this is. She can’t believe that her parents have her,
but she can’t come up with any other explanations.
Janie goes to the and rummages through the .
In them she finds old papers with the name Hannah,
and also the polka white she saw on the milk carton. When Janie her parents with this information,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson explain that Hannah is their daughter,and Janie is Hannah’s daughter,
Janie is their granddaughter.
At the end of the book Mrs. Johnson the Spring family and Janie talks to what might be her real mother for the first time after 12 years.
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April 18, 2010
Top 50 banned of the decade. The Face On The Milk Carton. American author Caroline B. Cooney.
The user reviews of the book are very good and readers are very enthusiastic about this book.
This book was somewhat suspenseful. A sophomore a picture of herself as a toddler on a milk carton showing her as being missing.
She as much as she can and the ending is a leading into the next book in the series.
Very , said one of the .
Most readers like this book because it was and I feel like reading it over and over again.
You may feel nervous and exciting when Janie goes to New York to find her mother.
Novel series | American novels | Young adult novels | Mystery novels
