The Face on the Milk Carton

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Summary: A great page turner by Cooney that leaves you wanting more.
Review: this is a story about janie johnson who later finds that she is also another person. her relationship with reeve is an interesting part and it is enjoyable to watch the whole story unfold. this is a great book and you should buy it and its two squels Whatever happened to janie? and the voice on the radio. they are well worth the time and money to have and I hope Cooney comes out with another sequel

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Summary: No one really notices the kids on the milk carton!
Review: The Spring family never thought someone would notice
the face on the milk carton and compare it to the same
girl 12 years later. No one would...but the girl herself.
12 years after her kidnaping Janie notices the face.
Now to unravel the mystery Janie will go to all limits.


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Summary: feels like you know the characters
Review: The book was a real eyeopener! It was wrote around what could happen today. It really made you feel like you knew Janie and felt what she was going through. I was extremely pleased with the cleanliness of the writing that I would not hesitate to let my 12 or 10 year old daughters read. I feel it would be an experience that they would enjoy. I have to say it is definitely worth checking it out at the library or buying one for yourself. It is a great book to have on hand for reading pleasure of the children. I will definitely be buy the sequel "Whatever Happened to Janie?"

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Summary: This book was very suspensful and descriptive.
Review: It is hard to put this book down because of the page turning suspense. When Janie sees herself on a milk carton she knows it cannot be her. Can it? Janie's parents love her they wouldn't kidnap her or would they? Find out buy it yourself

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Summary: Great Book!!!!
Review: This book was awesome! You really have to read the sequels. It kind of ends in a suspenseful part. I definetly recommend it

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Summary: Suspensful, unpredictable. A real page turner!
Review: I really enjoyed this book. It was about a 15 year old girl who finds out the people who brought her up aren't really her parents. She was kidnapped from a shopping mall when she was 3 by her alle- ged parent's daughter. Her alleged parents swallow a lie that their daghter tells them, which is that the girl is the daughters biolog- ical daughter, which is not true. The girl, Janie, sees a picture placed on a milk carton of herself by her real parents. Her life is torn between 2 families. Who to choose-her biological parents or the ones that brought her up? This is a thrilling book. I really couldn't put it down! When you finish the book you are not really done with the exciting story. There is a sequel which is equally thrilling. This is a must-read!!!

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Summary: A mystery thriller about a girl seeking her real parents.
Review: This book is a mystery thriller, the type of book thatmakes you want to read till you find what's going to happento her. You won't want to put this book down. This bookmade me want to read more of her books. I really enjoyed this book

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Summary: A verry good listen....
Review: An outstanding book. If you don't have the time to read the book this cassette set is just as good. Miss Jodi Benson (the voice of the little mermaid) Reads the story of a grild who find out she was kidnapped 12 years before. DO NOT let the fact that this is a book for young adults through you off. Halfway though it I forgot altoghter. It is that good..

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Summary: Too much love stuff
Review: This book, face on the milk carton was terrible!! I didn't even read the whole thing becase it was ssssssssooooooooo bad!! i hated it and don't recomend it to anyone! dont waste your time reading this book, and i feel sorry for the poeple that did.

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Summary: Wow!
Review: The Face on the Milk Carton is one of the best books I've read, and I read a lot! The plot starts right away when 15 year old Janie picks up a milk carton and glances at a "missing" ad of a little girl. No big deal... until she recognizes the picture. It is herself, years before. Janie and her boyfriend, Reeve, try to get to the bottom of the complicated story. She can't imagine her kind parents being kidnappers... but who else could it be? What happened? The plot of this book was very creative and exciting, and I couldn't put it down! I recommended it to all of my friends, because it has it all - romance, mystery, drama... And they all loved it! I would recommend this book for everyone ages 12 and up! Also, if you liked this, be sure to read the sequels, Whatever Happened to Janie?, The Voice on the Radio, and What Janie Found.