Rating:  Summary: The Face on The milk carton Review: I really liked this book. It was a very exciting and intersting.I tink that many people would enjoy this book too. This bbok is a mystery to me and I recomand this book to anyone who [likes] adventure and mystery.
Rating:  Summary: Face on the milk carton Review: I thought this book kept you on the edge of your seat every page. and she had a right to wonder if she was kidnapped or not. I mean that is a big deal! I didn't like the ending that much but I'm not going to tell you it because i think that you should read this book yourself. I would recommend this for ages 12 and up.
Rating:  Summary: FACE ON THE MILK CARTON Review: THIS IS A GREAT BOOK! GREAT FOR ANYONE WHO LIKES MYSTERY. IT'S ABOUT A GIRL WHO IS AT HER SCHOOL CAFETERIA ONE NORMALL DAY. SHE HAPPENDS TO TAKE HER FRIENDS MILK CARTON AND LOOKS AT THE MISSING GIRL ON THE SIDE OF THE CARTON. SHE RECOGNIZES THAT IT'S HER.SHE DOESN'T WANT TO BELIEVE THAT IT'S HER. SO SHE RESEARCHES TO PROVE HERSELF WRONG. CHECK OUT THE BOOK TO FIGURE OUT IF SHE IS RIGHT OR WRONG.
Rating:  Summary: Face on the milk carton Review: I thought this book keept you on the edge of your seat every page. and she had a rightr to wonder if she was kidnapped or not. I mean that is a big deal!!! I didn't like the ending that much but im not going to tell you it because i thinkface ont the milk carton that this book you should read for yourself. I would recommend this for ages 12 and up.
Rating:  Summary: Face on the milk carton Review: In this book a girl named Janie get's the suspicion that she has been kid napped. Janie thinks she has been kid napped when she steals Sarah-Charlet's milk and reconizes the picture of the missing person on the back of the milk carton. Janie gets more suspicious when her mother can not provide her with a birth certificat, and when she notices that they have no pictures of her under the age of 5. Later in the book she finds the poka dotted dress from the picture on the milk carton in a truk in the attic. Then Janie is debating wheather or not to call the missing persons number on the back of the milk carton.
Rating:  Summary: This is an okay book Review: I thought this book was okay, but I definately like the other books in this series a lot more! I didn't think that this book was very catchy. In some parts it was hard to understand but in others it was very easy. I think it gives you a good picture of Janie and Reeve, and it gave a good backround of them if you are going to read the whole series. I would recomend this book to begining readers because it is very easy.
Rating:  Summary: "The Face on the Milk Carton" Review: The Face on the Milk Carton By: Caroline B. Cooney 9/24/02 I really enjoyed this book this summer. The title of the book was The Face on the Milk Carton by Caroline B. Cooney. It takes place in the fall season. The characters in the book were Janie, grandma, grandpa, and Hannah. Janie is a 15-year-old girl. Grandma and grandpa are being Janie's parents for now. Hannah is Janie's real mom. Janie likes this boy. The boy is Janie's neighbor, and his name is Reeve. Janie's friends are very hyper and have really weird names like Sarah-Charlette. My favorite part in the book is when Janie found her face on the milk carton. I liked this event because it was very surprising to see her on the milk carton. I also liked when Reeve started liking Janie because it was so cool. They both like each other now. Another event that I liked was when Janie went to find her real mother with Reeve. I liked this part because I thought that it was really nice that Janie wanted to see her mother even though her mother left her. I also liked this part because I thought it was nice that Reeve took her to see her mother. In my opinion I really liked this book. I really liked it because I like being surprised. It was also one of those books where you can't wait to see what happens next. The book was very interesting to. It was interesting because Janie's friends were very weird, and it was interesting because Janie was kidnapped.
Rating:  Summary: An Excellent book, You'll have to read! Review: The Face on the Milk Carton By Caroline B. Coonie Date of review 9/20/02 I read the fascinating book, The Face on the Milk Carton by Caroline B. Coonie. This book is about a girl who saw her face on a milk carton under the missing ad and realizes the parents she knows and loves must not be her parents. Could they have possibly kidnapped her? Janie is the main character; she is the girl who spots her face on the milk carton. While trying to keep it a secret, she tries to figure out this mystery but at the same time she tears her self esteem apart. Reeve is Janie's boyfriend and next door neighbor, he helps Janie out along the way because he is the only one who knows Janie's secret. Sarah-Charlotte is Janie's best friend who doesn't understand what is going on because she doesn't know the secret. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are the people who Janie thought were her parents for all these years. Caroline B. Coonie's message in this book is not to take your life for granted. Janie was always trying to write her name differently because she thought her name was boring. When Janie figured out her name really wasn't Janie Johnson she wished it was. Caroline B. Coonie's style of writing is making you want to read more and more by making you hang in suspense at the end or even the middle of a chapter. The most important event in this book is when Janie eats a peanut butter sandwich and needs milk afterwards. So Janie steels Sarah-Charlotte's milk and drinks it even though she is allergic to milk. That is when Janie notices the picture on the milk carton and wishes she had never drank that milk. The second important event is when Janie and Reeve skip school to drive to New Jersey to see if the people who are her parents (according to the milk carton) are really her parents. Janie discovers they look just like her. My favorite line from this book is "Janie held Sarah-Charlotte's empty milk carton and stared at the photograph of the little girl. I was kidnapped." This line is my favorite because it starts the mystery and story line of the book. My favorite character is Reeve. I like Reeve because he is very funny and friendly. He is always making jokes or helping someone out, like Janie. The book, The Face on the Milk Carton was one of my favorite books, it will keep you reading until you finish the book, and when you do, you'll have to go back for the two sequels, What Ever Happened to Janie, and The Voice on the Radio. The reason I liked this book so much is because it keeps you wondering the whole time, what's going to happen to Janie? Did her parents really kidnap her? A mystery reader would definitely like this book because the whole book is an unpredictable mystery. Even if you don't like mysteries this book is still a good book for you. It's exciting, interesting, and much more. This book is an important book to read because it teaches you friendship, and how to deal with difficult situations. To find out what really happened to Janie, read The Face on the Milk Carton, by Caroline B. Coonie, you're sure to like it!
Rating:  Summary: The best book Review: This is one of the best books I have ever read. The face on the milk carton is about a girl named Janie who finds out that she was kidnapped when she was three yesrs old. What is the truth about her childhood. Janie never really realized how odd it was that her parents never had a picture of her untill she was 5 and that here parents wont let her see her birth certificate. Although Janie finds her real parents name and address and her real birthday and goes out to find her real family can Janie take this does she even want to know who her real family is. To find this out you should read the book. I would recommend this book to people ages 10 and up, and to almost everyone because it is such a good book it will have to begging to get the next book.
Rating:  Summary: Entertaining Book Review: This book Face On The Milk Carton by carolyn B. Cooney is a very entertaining book! It is about a girl named Janie Spring and she is kidnapped and taken to The Jonson's family. after she is taken there many years later she picks up the phone to make the call of her life...BR> this book also contains alot of other exiting and entertaining parts! It is full of adventure, mystery and even romance!! I recommend this book to every one who loves to read about mystery that isnt scary and adventure mixed in with romance!
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