The Face on the Milk Carton

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Summary: A Realistic Book That Captures the Heart of Readers
Review: The Face on the Milk Carton is a heart touching book, in my opinion. It is a realistic story about the horrors of finding out that your parents aren't your real parents. Jane, or Janie, is in high school when she sees a face on the back of her friends milk carton at school. Jane recognizes the face as hers and becomes determined to find out why her 'parents' are looking for her. She loves her parents. Or are they really her parents? I would suggest this book to teenagers.

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Summary: The Cliff Hanger
Review: I think that this book was excellent. It had a little bit of everything in it. I mostly love how the author would go from a tear-jerking scene to a hot, passionate scene. Every chapter left you wanting more. Not once did I ever want to stop reading. It never got boring. The book could have been 5 stars but it was a cliff hanger. Just when my intrest was peaking, the book came to an end. The book turned out to be a series. I was very angry and disapointed to find that out. So the basicly the story was fabulous but since it wa a cliff hanger, which I don't like, I gave it a four.

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Summary: The Face on the Milk Carton
Review: I think this book was great. I had to read it again because I could'nt put it down. I loved it. It is about a girl Janie Jhonstone. She is Lacktostentolerant. But She is sick of having jucie all the time so she takes a sip of Milk and shes her childhood face.

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Summary: This is one of my favorite books!
Review: Janie, a teenage girl, had no idea that her life was about to change greatly. In the book I read, The Face on the Milk Carton, Janie Johnson has to live with a horrifying secret. After finding out that her face was the one on the back of the milk carton, she does not know what to do. Now, Janie has to find out whether she is living with the right parents or not. Caroline B. Cooney, write a wonderful novel that will leave you in awe and make you want to read the sequel. I recommend this book to ages ten and up. I loved this book a lot; it is one of my favorites.

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Summary: What happens next?
Review: There she is,siting in the school lunchroom,She so happens to glance down,& sees a photo on the back of the milk carton,that looks like her.She starts questioning life,& whether or not her parents are her parents,or if shes really been kidnapped.Her nighbor,Reeve,finally starts looking & Janie,in a different way.He stays by her side,through every thing. I think this book was really good.It had alot of excellent details,that would leave me at the edge of my seat.It had suspense with a bit of romance.The only thing I did not like too much,was the ending.It leaves you hanging,right when the book was geting better.I do have 2 admit, it made me want to go to the store & buy the sequal.

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Summary: The face on the milk carton
Review: I recently read Caroline B.Cooney's The Face on the Milk Carton. The book began to be interesting when Janie found out that she was kidnapped, but I felt as the story got near the end it didn't quite conclude the way stories written by her usually conlude. From reading her other books, I anticipated that this one would be as interesting as the others, maybe with more information about what happened to Janie after she talked to her mother, or it would have ended differently. A more mysterious ending could have been added to the story to leave the reader with a thought.

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Summary: It was one of the best books I ever read.
Review: It was one of the best books I've read. The face on the milk carton was an excellent book. It made me want to keep reading it. It was hard to put down. I always had to find out what happens next. Then at the end it all made sense. It was a very well made book. I think everyone should read it.

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Summary: Mystery and romance you can't go wrong with a book like that
Review: Janie Johnson is the main character. I loved this book I think that I have read it at least 17 times and when ever I go on a trip I take it because, even since I've read it so much I can't put it down. Anyway this book is about Janie and her lost past. Oneday at lunch she grabs her best friends milk and drinks it and looks on the back only to find that ... it's her only 10 years younger. After this everything comes into the picture including Reeve. Reeve is the boyfriend and driver for Janie who thinks shes 16 but really 15. I loved this book and my writing right now has just destroyed it. So don't listen to me accept for now!! and go to youre library and GET IT !!! Also read the sequals to the exciting book, Whatever Happend to Janie, The Voice on the Radio Also Miss Cooney is writing another sequl in wich I did not find out until today. That is called What Janie Found. Other books that deserve 5'S to are Drivers Ed wich she should write a sequl to and the Both sides of time Trilogy I love most Coney books but I was most excited about this one because it was my first and by far the best, but I will say this about most of her books.

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Summary: it was great
Review: I loved the book the face on the milk carton its about janie jhonston a happy 15 year old thats lacktosntolerant and she picks up a milk carton in her school cafateria to take a quick sip when she reconizes the 3 year olds face on the back as her own. She also winds up falling in love with her next door neighbor reeve and start a relationship. They skip school not knowing what they where going to do so they go to new jersey to look up spring they drive to the house. janie starts trying to forget but she keeps getting memories of the kidnapping that only herself and reeve know about.who is she janie johnson or jenny spring? I enjoyed this book and i recomend this book and whatever happend to janie and the voice on the radio the continuations to anyone and everyone i couldnt put the book down

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Summary: The book has a good mixture of comedy, romance, and all.
Review: This book is a very believable story. Everything that was said made sense. I read this book when I was in 4th grade. Now I am in the eighth grade. I reread it this summer and I enjoyed it as much as I did the first time. That just goes to prove that it's a pleasing book for any age.