Wednesday, 11 February 2015

What is the theme of the book? what is the author trying to tell the reader?

A
young teenager named Janie glancing at a milk carton one day suddenly has the feeling that the
face on the milk carton staring back at her is her own at three years old. From that moment she
sets off to figure out if what she strongly suspects is true. She seeks to understand how and
why this could have happened to her and who she really is. 

The main themes
of this novel are identity, figuring out who one really is and truth vs coincidence. Almost
immediately the novel is focused on Janie wondering who she is. Her identity, always tied to the
only parents she has known, is shattered as she seeks to understand who her parents truly are
and what happened to her. 

As the story continues and Janie finds what she
believes are clues to her true identity, she must sort out which are truths and which are simply
coincidence or unconnected facts that have nothing to do with her
reality. 

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