![]() ![]() ![]() But, when she grows up she learns all about the milk carton and suspects it might be her face on the milk carton. She's too little to understand what's going on so she just goes with it. Now Janie belonged to this new family and she was given to this new family by Hannah, Janie just moved all the way from New Jersey to Connecticut with a new family at the age of 3 or 4. Hannah was a mean person and not even her own parents knew where she was, trusted her and they missed her and all but she obviously didn't want them. Hannah goes to New Jersey to kidnap Jennie Spring, but, when Hannah asks what this Who_is_hannah_in_the_face_on_the_milk_cartonname is she says Jennie, but Hannah must've misunderstood her and thought she said Janie, so that's how Jennie mistakenly got called by the name of Janie. ![]() Socially, emotionally and physically awkward and impaired, Hannah was never a normal child, she never fit in and did all the wrong and weird things a child could do. Johnson (otherwise known as Janie's parents, really her grandparents) daughter who belongs to a cult and is sent out to go kidnap a child. The section below in the beginning explains about Hannah and read on to see what the book is about. ![]()
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