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The Voice on the Radio
The Voice on the Radio
Author: Caroline B. Cooney
ISBN-13: 9780590519144
ISBN-10: 059051914X
Publication Date: 1996
Rating:
  • Currently 3.3/5 Stars.
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3.3 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Scholastic Inc
Book Type: Paperback
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This is the third book in the Janie series and I found it to be completely unnecessary to the overall plot.
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very good. the whole series is great.
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Sequel to THE FACE ON THE MILK CARTON.
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Another great book by this author. a very quick read.
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After I started the book I realized it was a young adult book and the story was a little bland for me.But it did have a different type of story.I did enjoy the story after all.
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Really good!
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The first book to this series "The Face on the Milk Carton" was my favorite. All four books talk about a girl who was kidnapped then found her real parents, but this book mostly goes into her relationship with her boyfriend who told her story over the radio.
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this was a good, different point of view story to continue the series. i think the author was running out of ideas on how to keep it going.. if you're going to read the first two, i still suggest you read this one though
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An intriguing book. The narrator is a young college student who keeps digging himself into a deeper hole, as he gains a following as a radio announcer by revealing the mysterious secret of his girl friend. While he learns that he has a knack for telling a story, he also learns how difficult it is to fight his natural desire to protect his new found popularity, at the cost of his girl friend's privacy.
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i enjoyed the whole "Janie" series.