Got this book in jr high at a school book fair...20 yrs ago! It's a terrific book and movie...one of those lifetime movies you can just relax with tea and biscottis and chill out on a sick day...
Reading the book I imagined her to look so different. The book said she had big curly red hair. I think this is the first time ive read a book before the movie and now i understand why people say the books are better.
It's likely because people would rather see a traditionally beautiful girl as the main character than how they described her in the books. Aesthetics are everything.
I've seen this movie on abc family when I was in college and I like movies like this. I like Kellie Martin in these types of movies. I loved her in If Someone Had Known.
I thought she was very insensitive to her biological family and what theyve been through.....and her friends were rude to them too. I felt sorry for the Sands.
Whoever raises the child are the parents! Children are not property, they are human beings. You don't uproot a child from the only home, parents and life they have ever known after 13 years and say you are mine and you will live here. She was too old, almost an adult. I feel sorry for the Sands too, but the damage was done and irreversible. The Jessman's were her parents at this point and the Sands realized that in the end. As Mrs Sands said, she stopped being Jenny 13 yrs ago.
Sorry I'm late to the party, just found this. I can't even imagine criticizing a kidnapping victim. This is going to take some adult thinking but try to imagine being a teenager and out of the clear blue sky, being told that you have to go live with total strangers. Every time I hear about cases like this, childish people say "well, send them back!!" It's not that simple.
I used to love watching this movie!! It always kind of scared me though too. Lifetime used to have it on a lot back in the day. Glad I found it. Thanks for putting it up! :)
My best advice to you would be read the summary if you don't want to read the book. With movies, not everything is accurate. Go on litcharts to look up chapter summaries. Trust me, the website is very good. I read a few books from my school and I read the summaries to test the website and again, it's really good.
It's interesting how the next door neighbor calls Jaynie's parents older parents when Jill Clayburgh and Edward Herrmann (hope that's the correct spelling) were only 31 years older than Kellie Martin (Jaynie). To me, parents in their forties and fifties starting out are older parents.
I was on another website looking up movies from the 90's and I saw this and I said, "Whoa! They made a movie out of that!" haha. Wasn't my favorite book, but it was definitely entertaining enough to make me want to see the movie :) Thanks for posting!
This is very true. I think about this every now and then. I mean you do see postings in different places, but not nearly enough, as when they posted the missing children on the milk cartons. It was so much more likely for a missing child to be spotted, because everyone buys milk. I used to always look at the missing child on the back of the carton. There's still a way to put the pictures on the plastic containers, or on some kind of product that people buy often, because everything possible should be done to find missing children. 🙂❤🤝
The practice of putting missing kids on milk cartons was started in Iowa after Johnny Gosch went missing. They stopped doing it when Dr. Spock said that it frightened children unnecessarily.
The girl who plays a girl who sees a picture of herself at age 3 on the back of a milk carton in this TV movie also stars in another TV movie which came out 3 weeks and 2 days before this one where she plays a policeman's daughter who marries a violent man who didn't become violent until after becoming a father but the signs were already there. He accused her of loving their first son more than him and he even insisted that one of them had to die when she was pregnant with their second child, so she shot him dead. Thankfully, she was able to start a whole new life. Both movies came out in May 1995 but on 2 different channels. The other movie is called "If Someone Had Known" and it came out on May 1, 1995 on NBC and it's also here on TH-cam. Just type in "Kellie Martin" or "If Someone Had Known" and it will bring it up. The girl who plays Jennifer is Kellie Martin.
She's also in Death of a Cheerleader which is based on a true story & plays a high schooler who murders the most popular girl in school played by Tori Spelling, also on TH-cam
@@All_that_glitters_ And did you know that Tori Spelling's birthplace is Los Angeles, California? That means she was born where Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Knott's Berry Farm and the Queen Mary are just like anyone whose birthplace is San Diego, California was born where Sea World, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park and the San Diego Zoo are.
The Face on the Milk Carton is based on a (fictional) book of the same name. One day, a teenage girl sees a photograph of herself in the school cafeteria on a missing person report on the side of a milk carton. But her beloved parents would never kidnap anyone and there's a deeper mystery ahead.
She was kidnapped at a mall in the movie too, that is just a memory of her when she was little. Her brother was supposed to be watching her and her "parents" took her when she walked off
It's funny how the mom is all in her life and probably never left her side as a child and even her neighbor said her mom knew where she was all the time and yet this mom never "got around" to getting a camera to take pictures of her first child. I'd be suspicious too.
Thank you so much for posting this, I've been looking for it everywhere for the past 5 year's! and I've never been able to find it and now I have! thank you sooooo much, this has been my all time favorite movie from the very first time I saw it on lifetime when it first came on. and of course I just love any movie with Kellie Maritan in it. you can just see how she get's into her part. you have no idea how this just made my day. well am off to watch, again thank's ;)
I mean books are typically better, but as far as most books and movie adaptions go, changing names doesn't seem like the most ginormous thing, but I've never read the book so 🤷♀️
@DKDancers A series. There are actually 4 books, and the series is much, much better than the movie, way more suspenseful. (They're still only okay books, pretty much for middle/high schoolers, but definitely more interesting than the film.) Put in "janie johnson series" on Google, you'll get a Wikipedia article about it. There are 4 books, "The Face on the Milk Carton", "Whatever Happened To Janie?", "The Voice on the Radio," and "What Janie Found." The first two are the best.
She's human. She was a confused adolescent. She didn't "stalk" her bio family. If you had suspicions you'd been kidnapped and you had all the life experience of a 15 and a half year old--you wouldn't make a few emotional decisions without thinking them through? Quit judging her like she's 40.
omg.....! this is sooo nostalgic..... T^T i loved this book still own the entire book series... and i loved this movie....i wish it was available on dvd... TT^TT
YAY. ive been searching for this movie since like two years ago!!!! after i did my book report on it. i read the rest of the books. i wanted 2 watch it so badly
Found one at my local library, great book found it yesterday and read it in one day, if you live in n.c go to the Cumberland county library next to big lots
ramana95 Well, Kellie Martin did 2 made for TV movies which both aired in May 1995 but on 2 different channels. The last one she did was called "If Someone Had Known" which aired on NBC on May 1, 1995 where she played a policeman's daughter who married a violent man who didn't become violent until after becoming a father but the signs were already there. He accused her of loving their first son more than him and he even insisted that one of them had to die when she was pregnant with their second child so she shot him dead. Thankfully, she was able to start a whole new life and this one she did called, The Face on the Milk Carton which aired on CBS on May 24, 1995. This was shortly after A Goofy Movie was released in theatres on April 7, 1995 and long after "Death of a Cheerleader" aired on NBC on September 26, 1994.
So sad.. Such a terrible, tragic thing. My heart still breaks for that family But he really did turn that tragedy into something amazing that helped countless people!
In the book the pic. they put on the carton was of her wearing pigtails. and ms. johnson's hair wasnt red. and janie's hair was curly. i hate when they make movies for books cuz they never get the details right. except for harry potter
@Annie- yes, and quite different. Spoiler: Reeve and Janie got a hotel room and almost slept together in the book. There were some pretty racy details in the book, too.
Yep..got my hopes up even though I was told that the movie sucked. It's one thing when the movie itself was good on its own even though it left out parts..but it wasn't. To be honest..not only did it suck because it left out so much-but even some of the actors/actresses acting was iffy. Loved the books though. Read them in middle school and did a project on them but the movie was a train wreck in my opinion. If I had the funding..I could make a better movie than this. Hmm..not a bad idea.
The book is sooooo much better! I imagined her to look so much different.in the book it said she had big puffy hair. Now I understand why people say that the books are better than the movies.
don't you know her "parents" were peeing their pants when she started asking questions?? bet the bedroom talk THAT night was something to hear. I wonder if they were more worried about JAIL or her figuring it out?
This movie is about that teenager that was abducted and she was kept locked up in a closet/room? I always wanted to read her book, but i kind of forgot the name of it. Can someone help me , i need to know the name of the book so I can read it. Thanks
Who is the lady with the red hair, I can't remember her name but she's a favorite actress of mine. I just haven't seen her in a movie since the nineties and I was a kid then.
I read the series a couple of years ago, when I was in 7th grade, and on Monday I went to a friend's house and the young girl was reading this book and as the huge bookworm I am I jumped up and down with excitement and I almost spoiled the book for her. Ooops :P
i readin the book in school i pretty young so my other friends giggle when me and the other pepes who read the book too tell them about it they laugh there butt off cause janie and reeve litterally talk about having sex and in one part they almost do chek into a motel room thinking about doing that
I have a memory from the day i was born, nov 1 - 1986. I can explain the image i saw, from where (because i wast like standing really high), and what did i saw (I do have a really extremply good memory of my childhood, don't know why)... But after i told my parents years ago, they told me that what i saw, was when my dad took me to another room of the hospital i was born to meet my grandparents (and my dad was holding me). I remember the room, the colours of everything, everything. It happens.
People say teenagers aren’t mature enough to deal with these situations. I think you don’t have to be a full grown adult to show empathy to others. She could have tried her best to get to know her biological parents, by sacrificing her own feelings of homesickness and still had a relationship with the parents that raised her. Why couldn’t she consider the suffering her parents endured and the consequences her siblings suffered because of her kidnapping. She was fortunate to have four loving and caring parents in the end why be selfish and hurt her own parents even one more day? It’s heartbreaking really 💔💔💔
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Got this book in jr high at a school book fair...20 yrs ago! It's a terrific book and movie...one of those lifetime movies you can just relax with tea and biscottis and chill out on a sick day...
I wonder why they didn't use a color picture.... I would've looked for a brunette child...
Bc back then there was no color picture.
The book is way better than the movie, good thing I read it first. xD
same
Ikr!!!
Reading the book I imagined her to look so different. The book said she had big curly red hair. I think this is the first time ive read a book before the movie and now i understand why people say the books are better.
I thought she would look like Merida from the movie Brave
me to!!
Yea I thought she was gonna look totally different.
RIP Gwen Stacy yeah totally 😭😭
It's likely because people would rather see a traditionally beautiful girl as the main character than how they described her in the books. Aesthetics are everything.
I've seen this movie on abc family when I was in college and I like movies like this. I like Kellie Martin in these types of movies. I loved her in If Someone Had Known.
The book said she was Jennie Springs not Jennifer Sands.. Ugh this is why I hate the movie version of books
Why would they change such unnecessary details?
I thought she was very insensitive to her biological family and what theyve been through.....and her friends were rude to them too. I felt sorry for the Sands.
Whoever raises the child are the parents! Children are not property, they are human beings. You don't uproot a child from the only home, parents and life they have ever known after 13 years and say you are mine and you will live here. She was too old, almost an adult. I feel sorry for the Sands too, but the damage was done and irreversible. The Jessman's were her parents at this point and the Sands realized that in the end. As Mrs Sands said, she stopped being Jenny 13 yrs ago.
Sorry I'm late to the party, just found this. I can't even imagine criticizing a kidnapping victim. This is going to take some adult thinking but try to imagine being a teenager and out of the clear blue sky, being told that you have to go live with total strangers. Every time I hear about cases like this, childish people say "well, send them back!!" It's not that simple.
I used to love watching this movie!! It always kind of scared me though too. Lifetime used to have it on a lot back in the day. Glad I found it. Thanks for putting it up! :)
I'm obsessed with this book! I hope the movie is as great
I hope this movie gets made again, i love it, but it needs to be updated
Oh my goodness!!! I cant believe its actually on TH-cam!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! I have not seen in so long, you just made my Friday!!!!!
my school sent me the book to read and i just found out there is a movie so i wont be reading SHIT! hahaaaa
Zinx lmao
Loveya226 :))
Zinx same
My best advice to you would be read the summary if you don't want to read the book. With movies, not everything is accurate. Go on litcharts to look up chapter summaries. Trust me, the website is very good. I read a few books from my school and I read the summaries to test the website and again, it's really good.
Magdalena St. A little late....
It's interesting how the next door neighbor calls Jaynie's parents older parents when Jill Clayburgh and Edward Herrmann (hope that's the correct spelling) were only 31 years older than Kellie Martin (Jaynie). To me, parents in their forties and fifties starting out are older parents.
I remember the sitcom Small Wonder doing a similar episode like this
So did punky Brewster
I was on another website looking up movies from the 90's and I saw this and I said, "Whoa! They made a movie out of that!" haha. Wasn't my favorite book, but it was definitely entertaining enough to make me want to see the movie :) Thanks for posting!
I remember in grade school this was on milk cartons. Was such a good idea back then...
This is very true. I think about this every now and then. I mean you do see postings in different places, but not nearly enough, as when they posted the missing children on the milk cartons. It was so much more likely for a missing child to be spotted, because everyone buys milk. I used to always look at the missing child on the back of the carton. There's still a way to put the pictures on the plastic containers, or on some kind of product that people buy often, because everything possible should be done to find missing children. 🙂❤🤝
Sadly there are probably too many missing kids now. And on a less depressing note lots of people don’t buy milk anymore with all the alternatives now
I think they stopped doing it because it was really depressing and scary to little kids and it wasn’t helping that much
The practice of putting missing kids on milk cartons was started in Iowa after Johnny Gosch went missing. They stopped doing it when Dr. Spock said that it frightened children unnecessarily.
and introducing.....Kelly Martin! Queen of late 80's-early 90's Made for TV Movies!!!
it couldnt really be n 2012 cuz they dont do carton missing children anymore its amber alert
Don't you just love it when parents change the subject?
Oh my God I remember this movie I watched it back in school and tv before school I loved it and read the book it's very good
Jennifer's right about saying that learning how to drive doesn't interfere with your grades.
Fascinating. Loved the books as a kid but the actress playing Janie/Jennie looks and acts about 25!
I had NO idea they made a movie about this book! I remember reading the whole series! Did they make a book for all of them or just the first one?
The movie combines the first two books. They never made the rest into movies.
The girl who plays a girl who sees a picture of herself at age 3 on the back of a milk carton in this TV movie also stars in another TV movie which came out 3 weeks and 2 days before this one where she plays a policeman's daughter who marries a violent man who didn't become violent until after becoming a father but the signs were already there. He accused her of loving their first son more than him and he even insisted that one of them had to die when she was pregnant with their second child, so she shot him dead. Thankfully, she was able to start a whole new life. Both movies came out in May 1995 but on 2 different channels. The other movie is called "If Someone Had Known" and it came out on May 1, 1995 on NBC and it's also here on TH-cam. Just type in "Kellie Martin" or "If Someone Had Known" and it will bring it up. The girl who plays Jennifer is Kellie Martin.
She's also in Death of a Cheerleader which is based on a true story & plays a high schooler who murders the most popular girl in school played by Tori Spelling, also on TH-cam
thtktgrl And that came out in September 1994.
@@All_that_glitters_ And did you know that Tori Spelling's birthplace is Los Angeles, California? That means she was born where Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Knott's Berry Farm and the Queen Mary are just like anyone whose birthplace is San Diego, California was born where Sea World, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park and the San Diego Zoo are.
THE BOOK IS AWESOME AND TELLS MORE....AND THIS MOVIE IS AWESOME TOO..ITS HARD TO COMPARE *SMILE* :)
After seeing some of the comments - I'm glad I never knew about the book - Good Movie - Thank you for the up load....:D
READ THE BOOK! It's way better!!
thank you for posting this!! i had no idea they had made this into a movie! :)
Thank u to whoever uploaded this I have been trying to find it....I really like this movie
Why the frick would they keep Reeve's name and not Janie's?!? This is horrid compared to the book!
I absolutely love the main opening who wrote the theme to this wonderful movie?
Did they try to get everything wrong in the movie?!?
this isnt as good as the book the name on the milk carton is supposed to be jennie spring not jennifer sands
I think its jennie johnson not spring thats what i read in the book and its the face on the milk carton not name... just guess
Wayne Thomas Pabalan well i'm sorry i'm not perfect
Wayne Thomas Pabalan It's Janie Johnson and Jennie Spring
Yeah e
Yeah ruined it
The Face on the Milk Carton is based on a (fictional) book of the same name. One day, a teenage girl sees a photograph of herself in the school cafeteria on a missing person report on the side of a milk carton. But her beloved parents would never kidnap anyone and there's a deeper mystery ahead.
book is way better
agreed
true
Teresa Savana I agree
Teresa Savana TRUTH
What a great story. I really liked this movie!
She was kidnapped at a mall in the movie too, that is just a memory of her when she was little. Her brother was supposed to be watching her and her "parents" took her when she walked off
I love Edward Hermann I watch all that History Channel stuff just to hear Richard Gilmore narrating it lol
It's funny how the mom is all in her life and probably never left her side as a child and even her neighbor said her mom knew where she was all the time and yet this mom never "got around" to getting a camera to take pictures of her first child. I'd be suspicious too.
Thank you so much for posting this, I've been looking for it everywhere for the past 5 year's! and I've never been able to find it and now I have! thank you sooooo much, this has been my all time favorite movie from the very first time I saw it on lifetime when it first came on. and of course I just love any movie with Kellie Maritan in it. you can just see how she get's into her part. you have no idea how this just made my day. well am off to watch, again thank's ;)
Book is so much better. The names are different
The book is always better 😊
Breland Locktin yep tru
Breland Locktin
Breland Locktin true I just finished reading the book. it is so much better
I mean books are typically better, but as far as most books and movie adaptions go, changing names doesn't seem like the most ginormous thing, but I've never read the book so 🤷♀️
@DKDancers A series. There are actually 4 books, and the series is much, much better than the movie, way more suspenseful. (They're still only okay books, pretty much for middle/high schoolers, but definitely more interesting than the film.)
Put in "janie johnson series" on Google, you'll get a Wikipedia article about it. There are 4 books, "The Face on the Milk Carton", "Whatever Happened To Janie?", "The Voice on the Radio," and "What Janie Found." The first two are the best.
Everything is wrong...
Irk
*ikr
+art art Just as wrong as your comment lol
She's human. She was a confused adolescent. She didn't "stalk" her bio family. If you had suspicions you'd been kidnapped and you had all the life experience of a 15 and a half year old--you wouldn't make a few emotional decisions without thinking them through? Quit judging her like she's 40.
omg.....! this is sooo nostalgic..... T^T i loved this book still own the entire book series... and i loved this movie....i wish it was available on dvd... TT^TT
The late Jill Clayburgh!!!
Thank You!!!
Omggggg I read this at such a young age, I had no clue this was a movie!!!
"How is it people don't seem to understand??? 'You cannot tell what a person is thinking: Except in books!"
YAY. ive been searching for this movie since like two years ago!!!! after i did my book report on it. i read the rest of the books. i wanted 2 watch it so badly
That kiss was pretty romantic
Why is this still not done? Hundreds of thousand of missing children later...
😔
We don’t have milk cartons. Now they are all plastic
I have a lot of memories from age 3 - they aren't blurs either.
I just finished reading the 1st book and i'm when i heard there was a movie i just had to watch!
8:12
that was the most akward kiss ive ever seen
how did they even enroll her without a birth certificate? and I am guessing that is why the parents don't want her to take drivers ed
wait if she's lack-toast-in-tolerant (sorry can't spell it) why is she eating a chocolate chip cookie
Lactose is in milk.
8:22. Most awkward kiss ever. I liked the book better, personally, but this is still good.
Found one at my local library, great book found it yesterday and read it in one day, if you live in n.c go to the Cumberland county library next to big lots
She also played Emily in Troop Beverly Hills along with Carla Gugino, Heather Hopper, Tori Spelling and Jenny Lewis lol :)
kellie martin is a good actress
May 1995 - She was a missing child and a battered wife. Not a good month of that year for Kellie Martin AKA Roxanne from A Goofy Movie, was it?
+andrewwilson whaaa?
ramana95 Well, Kellie Martin did 2 made for TV movies which both aired in May 1995 but on 2 different channels. The last one she did was called "If Someone Had Known" which aired on NBC on May 1, 1995 where she played a policeman's daughter who married a violent man who didn't become violent until after becoming a father but the signs were already there. He accused her of loving their first son more than him and he even insisted that one of them had to die when she was pregnant with their second child so she shot him dead. Thankfully, she was able to start a whole new life and this one she did called, The Face on the Milk Carton which aired on CBS on May 24, 1995. This was shortly after A Goofy Movie was released in theatres on April 7, 1995 and long after "Death of a Cheerleader" aired on NBC on September 26, 1994.
U should see the life time movie she played in where her boy friend was abusive I can't remember the name but she can act so good
I read the book years ago, but I didn't know they made a movie out of it.
OMG I love this movie so much from the bottom of my heart thank you AfraidOfTheDarkFan for putting this up.
This was my favorite book as a kid. Wish I could find a copy now
Samee
You could try finding a pdf or pirating a copy online somewhere.
I’m not supposed to be watching this cuz we are reading the book in class but skrew it haha 💁🏻♀️☕️☕️☕️☕️🤧🤩🤠
Sadly, it was Adam Walsh that started it all. I was just saying something to someone the other day about Adam Walsh, what a sad story that was.
So sad.. Such a terrible, tragic thing.
My heart still breaks for that family
But he really did turn that tragedy into something amazing that helped countless people!
omg ive been looking for this movie!! thank you!! :D
everyone is saying they loved this book as a kid. I am still a kid and I'm currently reading this for school. I didn't know the book was that old :0
I'd watched this on 90's when I was just a kid.
I keep trying to remember the title of this movie.
At last... Thanks tho for the the upload!
Good movie. Good book
I like the book
...Why isn't this good...
what is the rating of this movie? i really want to watch it, and a reply will be great! thanks! :)
In the book the pic. they put on the carton was of her wearing pigtails. and ms. johnson's hair wasnt red. and janie's hair was curly. i hate when they make movies for books cuz they never get the details right. except for harry potter
There's no description. What is this movie about? Obviously a missing child, but could someone please give me more information?
I always loved this movie but they need to remake it, not as a TV movie but an actual movie. The acting and music is quite bad.
I first saw this in my early teenage years. Its amazing how much more I pick up on now that I'm older.
that kiss was not slow and awkward its was a make out session in the book it was a first kiss
Sara Lang omg shut up. It’s the movie, not the book.
when reeve kissed Janie... it took 4 chapters in the story... on the movie it took flippin 8 minutes... thanks television u ruined the book T_T
I loved this book when I was a kid, it's what got me started researching cults. (Okay, so I was a morbid kid. what?)
@Annie- yes, and quite different. Spoiler: Reeve and Janie got a hotel room and almost slept together in the book. There were some pretty racy details in the book, too.
LOVE THE SERIES/BOOK!!!!!
The book was really good :)
Wow, I wish some guy would tickle me into a bag of leaves and then kiss me -.-
Yep..got my hopes up even though I was told that the movie sucked. It's one thing when the movie itself was good on its own even though it left out parts..but it wasn't. To be honest..not only did it suck because it left out so much-but even some of the actors/actresses acting was iffy. Loved the books though. Read them in middle school and did a project on them but the movie was a train wreck in my opinion. If I had the funding..I could make a better movie than this. Hmm..not a bad idea.
The book is sooooo much better! I imagined her to look so much different.in the book it said she had big puffy hair. Now I understand why people say that the books are better than the movies.
This escalated too quick and her episode at the icecream place.. didn't happen >.< the book's better
don't you know her "parents" were peeing their pants when she started asking questions?? bet the bedroom talk THAT night was something to hear. I wonder if they were more worried about JAIL or her figuring it out?
This movie is about that teenager that was abducted and she was kept locked up in a closet/room?
I always wanted to read her book, but i kind of forgot the name of it. Can someone help me , i need to know the name of the book so I can read it. Thanks
They try not to copy the book because its copyrighted
Who is the lady with the red hair, I can't remember her name but she's a favorite actress of mine. I just haven't seen her in a movie since the nineties and I was a kid then.
That kiss scene was sooooooo romantic!!!!!!! *sigh* *sigh* *sigh*!!!!!!
I read the series a couple of years ago, when I was in 7th grade, and on Monday I went to a friend's house and the young girl was reading this book and as the huge bookworm I am I jumped up and down with excitement and I almost spoiled the book for her. Ooops :P
Love the book in the movie kinda I wish that they would have putted more like the book and I wish they wouldn't have did the scenes so fast
i readin the book in school i pretty young so my other friends giggle when me and the other pepes who read the book too tell them about it they laugh there butt off cause janie and reeve litterally talk about having sex and in one part they almost do chek into a motel room thinking about doing that
The books so much better.
The picture on the book looks nothing like her the girl on the book has pigtails and blue eyes
I have a memory from the day i was born, nov 1 - 1986. I can explain the image i saw, from where (because i wast like standing really high), and what did i saw (I do have a really extremply good memory of my childhood, don't know why)... But after i told my parents years ago, they told me that what i saw, was when my dad took me to another room of the hospital i was born to meet my grandparents (and my dad was holding me). I remember the room, the colours of everything, everything. It happens.
Are it the same as the book or!?
People say teenagers aren’t mature enough to deal with these situations. I think you don’t have to be a full grown adult to show empathy to others. She could have tried her best to get to know her biological parents, by sacrificing her own feelings of homesickness and still had a relationship with the parents that raised her. Why couldn’t she consider the suffering her parents endured and the consequences her siblings suffered because of her kidnapping.
She was fortunate to have four loving and caring parents in the end why be selfish and hurt her own parents even one more day? It’s heartbreaking really 💔💔💔
My lil sis told me i was gona be on the milk carton lol