the face on the milk carton by caroline cooney

The girl on the milk carton looks just like her– in fact, she’s positively convinced that it’s her. Janie Johnson has lived all her life with her mother, but when she sees a face on a milk carton for a missing girl one day, everything in her world flips upside down. The series focuses on the life of an ordinary girl. The sequel came out three years later, followed by The Voice on the Radio, What Janie Found, Janie Face to Face, and What Janie Saw. The first book in the Janie Johnson series was The Face on the Milk Carton, which was released to readers in 1990. She is the author of multiple fictional series that include the Vampire’s Promise series, the Losing Christina series, the Both Sides of Time series, and the Janie Johnson series. Cooney currently resides in Westbrook, Connecticut. It stokes creativity and similar to the cover writing exercise that Cooney did in middle school, get young people interested and familiar with creative writing! When not writing, she enjoys playing piano for musicals at the local schools and volunteering at the hospital. During these visits, she plays a plotting game with the students where they work together to create story plots.

She quickly began penning novels, finding out quickly that she loved writing suspense novels and enjoyed that you could always count on some action within a book set in that genre.Ĭooney visits local schools to keep her stories realistic by learning more about teenagers so she can write better books. they started doing quite well, and Cooney was able to sell stories to publications such as Seventeen magazine. She has been writing books for the young adult genre ever since her children were young. She says that she started writing then and has not stopped since! Born May 10, 1947, in Geneva New York, she has wanted to be a writer ever since the sixth grade, One of her teachers would rip off The New Yorker covers and pass them around, having students write a short story on the cover that they received. Cooney is an American author of fiction novels. OL12433W Page-progression lr Page_number_confidence 83.49 Pages 214 Ppi 300 Related-external-id urn:isbn:0786285044

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The face on the milk carton by caroline cooney