Johnson's response when Janie asked to see her birth certificate? She said it was in a safe deposit box at the bank What memory surface while Janie was getting a snack? She spilled the milk and had to cleain it up by herself Who is Lizzy? Reeve's older sister What phone number did Janie start to dial? Where did she get the phone number? 1-800-346-72, she got it from the milk carton What did Janie discover was the meaning of a 'daymare' a nightmare during the day What prank did the boys at school pull on the ninth graders? Take the desks Why did Jason think he was adopted at one time? On his birth certificate the date was wrong What did Janie get to do on the way to the football game? Janie drove What important document would Janie have to have before she could get a driver's license? birth certificate What is Janie's middle name? Elizabeth What did Janie remember about the day she was kidnapped? she remembered she was in a shoe store What does the name Hannah mean? full of grace What did Janie find unusual about the desk? the bottom drawer was locked What are the Jonson's real names? Frank and Miranda Javenson Who is Hanna? How is she related to Janie? Hannah is the Johnson's daughter. (Jan.Who was Reeve, and why did he spend so much time at the Johnson house? Next door neighbor and Janie's boyfriend What was Mrs. Though there's never much doubt that Janie, Reeve, and Hannah will end up where they ought to be, it's a treat to watch them get there.

Cooney generates a compassionate and thorough sense of closure by interweaving brief updates on nearly every individual-teenager or adult-that has appeared in the series. Quick, short scenes and plenty of crosscutting between numerous characters' points of view keep the story moving with breathless momentum. Meanwhile, Janie's long-ago kidnapper, Hannah, embarks on a vengeful quest. When a true-crime author wants to use Janie as the subject of his next book, a complex chain of events propels her back into the arms of her onetime boyfriend, Reeve. Janie-who in high school discovered that the family that raised her was not the one she was born to-is now in college, keeping her complicated past to herself to make a fresh start in New York City. The fifth and final installment of Janie Johnson's story brings the series that started more than two decades ago with The Face on the Milk Carton to a highly gratifying close.

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