Janie Johnson Books in Order
Part ofCaroline B Cooney Books in OrderExplore Caroline B. Cooney’s Janie Johnson books in order, with summaries to follow her kidnapping mystery and family conflicts that unfold across the series.
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Janie Johnson books in publication order
6 books
The Face on the Milk Carton
by Caroline B Cooney
1990
Janie Johnson recognizes herself in a missing child's photograph printed on a milk carton. Investigating how it could be true forces her to question her loving parents, her identity, and everything she believes about her childhood.
Whatever Happened to Janie?
by Caroline B Cooney
1993
After learning she was kidnapped as a child, Janie must reconnect with the biological family that lost her. Love for the parents who raised her complicates the reunion, leaving her caught between two homes and conflicting expectations about her identity.
The Voice on the Radio
by Caroline B Cooney
1996
Janie is still struggling with the aftermath of her kidnapping when boyfriend Reeve leaves for college. His new radio program gains listeners through her private story, creating a betrayal that threatens the relationship she has relied on for support.
What Janie Found
by Caroline B Cooney
2000
When the father who raised Janie suffers a stroke, she helps manage his affairs and uncovers a secret connected to her kidnapping. The discovery threatens the fragile peace between her families and forces her to reconsider loyalties she thought were settled.
What Janie Saw
by Caroline B Cooney
2012
Kidnapped as a toddler and reunited with her birth family as a teenager, Janie Johnson faces lingering danger as a young woman. This short story revisits her relationships and the unresolved consequences of the discovery that transformed her life.
Janie Face to Face
by Caroline B Cooney
2013
Janie Johnson's story reaches its final reckoning as the consequences of her childhood kidnapping continue to affect both families. Her relationship with Reeve faces questions about its endurance, while the person responsible for their suffering may finally face justice.
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