Identity
What makes Janie start questioning who she is?
She sees her face on a milk carton.
Who raised Janie and took care of her?
The Johnsons
Can you name one big secret Janie's parents kept from her?
That they are not her real parents. They believe that Hannah is her real mother.
Does Janie question where she belongs?
Yes
How can being honest help relationships in real life?
It builds trust and understanding.
How does Janie feel after seeing the milk carton?
Confused / scared / unsure
Give one example that shows the Johnsons care about Janie.
They raised her, protected her and loved her.
Why do Janie's parents keep secrets from her?
To protect her/they were scared.
Where does Janie want to feel she belongs most?
With the Johnsons
What is one lesson from this novel that people could use in real life?
Honesty matters
Family can be chosen
Knowing the truth helps you grow
Feeling supported is important
What part of Janie’s life becomes confusing after the milk carton?
Her identity and relationship with her family.
What message does the novel give about family?
Family is about love, not just blood.
How do secrets make Janie feel?
Confused, stressed and/or upset.
Does Janie feel pulled between two families?
Why is it important for people to know the truth about themselves?
To understand who they are / to feel better / to feel confident