Whatever Happened to Janie?

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Summary: Whatever Happened to Janie - By Cyrena
Review: I gave this book two thumbs up, Whatever Happened to Janie was a great sequel to the thrills of The Face in the Milk Carton. Most sequels just drag on about "The rest of the story" but not this, it was a whole new story in itself. Continuing the life of Janie Johnson or Jennie Spring, and the trials of her new life with the Spring's. Not being an only child any more, not knowing anybody on a personal basis, and most importantly always missing her old family. Never could Janie be their daughter, it made me sad how she always fought their love. Janie couldn't even bring her self to hug her real mom or dad, and she never participated in anything the other four Spring children did, I almost wanted to slap her for the pain she was causing everyone But, who could blame her, how would you feel if you found out that you had been kidnapped from your real family, been tricked into to loving another family for almost fourteen years, then were pulled away and taken again to your real family who are now strangers in your world? The story of this young girls life is almost devastating, but it hurts you more to discover the betrayal of her own loving boyfriend in the next sequel The Voice on the Radio.

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Summary: Where is Janie?
Review: What happend to Janie an exalent book about a girl who one day in the cafetira she was and looked at the milk carton and called her (real parents)and called them and ended up in with Mr. and Mrs.Springs. Is a great book that kept me up for hours just to read another exciting book The Voice on The Raido.

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Summary: Great!
Review: This book is really great! It is a great follow up to The Face on the Milk Carton. I recommend it to anyone who has read the face on the milk carton!

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Summary: The very gripping seqeul.
Review: Janie Johnson found out that she was kiddnapped in the last book now she has to live with her real family. She does not want to leave the Johnsons. When she gets there everybody calls her jennie. She has three brothers and a sister. She will not listen to her other parents. Janie is very unhappy . Will she ever see the parents she really loves. I loved this book. It is very emtional. I could not put this book down.

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Summary: "Whatever Happened to Janie?"
Review: This book is a great sequel to, "The Face on the Milk Carton." It is packed with sad scenes, funny scenes, and it never made me feel bored. I always wanted to keep reading, and never set the book down. I would recommend this book to children, teenagers, and adults who are mature and ready to face real life situations that can occur.
In this book, the reader will be re-introduced to Janie Johnson, a loved, only child, and ordinary 15 year old teenager whose life is broken into a million pieces when she discover that she was kidnapped by the Johnson's daughter, Hannah. Janie finds out why, and how all of this happened. She also learns more about her biological family, the Spring's.
It had been about 12 years since the Spring family had seen Janie, who they called Jennie. After all of the fear and curiosity that had been put into the past Janie, or to the Spring's Jennie, was finally coming home. There was no need to worry anymore whether or not she was scared, hungry, in pain, or unhappy. She was coming home.
How could Janie live with total strangers? How could she call these strangers mom and dad, or brothers and sisters? How could she adjust into becoming a middle child rather than an only child? How could she leave Janie Johnson behind when she knew deep down inside of herself that she was Jennie Spring? You can find out all of these answers and who she really believes she is, Janie Johnson or Jennie Spring, if you read this excellent book that teaches you that there are some very difficult situations in life.

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Summary: Whatever Happened To Janie
Review: Whatever Happened TO Janie is about this girl who was kidnapped at the age three. She was taken to this people called the Johnsons. They raised her for twelve years. Then one day Janie was eating lunch and on a milk carten she saw her baby picture,and a number to call if you saw this kid. So she called that number and said that she was that girl on that milk carten. After that her parents wanted her back so she had to move in with them. At first she was real mean to everybody, then she started getting kind of nice. Then one day she sayed she wants to move back and thay let her.

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Summary: Is this story really true? Did it really happen?
Review: Ten years ago I read this story and introduced it to my then 10 year daughter. I have raved about this book to my friends long ago. And I am sitting now on the net, I thought about it and begin to search for it on the net. As I am reading the reviews of other opinions on this book, I 'm wondering if it really took. Please give me answer. I feel really stupid now. I thought it really happened. Nonetheless, it was an excellent little book.

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Summary: Whatever Happened to Janie?
Review: This is the second book in the Milk carton series. In this book, Janie Johnson/Jennie Springs goes to live with her real family, the Springs. Janie/Jennie likes her new family but misses the Johnsons. What will Janie/Jennie do?

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Summary: Great Book
Review: This is a great book for kids who like realalistic/mystery type books. I loved reading The face on the milk carton. I just got the book Whatever happened to janie yesterday and I like it so much that I only have 2 more chapters to go in the whole book. I think this book is great for kids who are in 6th grade and up. This is on of the best books I read this year.

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Summary: More from the Milk Lady By: Abbey
Review: I could not put this book down. It was great! I thought it was so suspenseful. The author kept throwing in more and more interesting things on to the book. Caroline B. Cooney had a good way of getting me into Janie's head. It expressed all her thoughts of how she was feeling about moving in with her REAL family. This book is really cool because it switches to different people through-out the book. It lets you see not only what Janie is thinking but it lets you see how her REAL sister and brother Jodie and Stephen are feeling. Sometimes they like Janie, but other times they absolutly hate her! It also lets you get into her boyfriend Reeve's head. He tells about how much he misses her and he says that he would have much rather done more than talking with her. But don't worry it doesn't get into any detail. It just sort of hints what he wants to do. Parents I know what your thinking. But this is a really good book. If you think your kid is too young, well don't worry about it, they will just think that they want to kiss.Smooch, Smooch.I would definatly recomend this book. I loved it so much that I am starting on the third book.