I also enjoy the author’s writing style and the suspense that is intertwined in every one of her books. I picked this book up because my brother got me the rest of the books in the series and I wanted to read this one again before I read the others. It is also interesting how with each of the new discoveries they make about their adoption the boys begin to wonder more and more who they are. This book is very interesting because it provokes the reader to ask how much they know about themselves and how much of what they know can fall apart in an instant. From this folder comes information that has something to do with Chip, Jonah and their adoption, but when few people will talk how much information can they really find out? Will this venture tear their new friendship apart or solidify it for life? When they arrive the agent refuses to give them any more information, saying only that he can not tell them any more and that they should not have even gotten his information, but the children receive information from a folder placed on the table by a man no one saw put it there. Upon Jonah becoming more upset his parents, his sister and him go to meet with an FBI agent who is said to be connected to Jonah’s adoption. They begin receiving strange letters at the same time. The book then flashes 13 years into the future in the lives of two thirteen year old boys Chip and Jonah who are both adopted. To her surprise all of the passengers on this plane are infants and there is not even a pilot or stewardess. To make things worse an unidentified plane lands at a gate no one is attending to and she therefore has to go and help them. She loses codes and is constantly having to ask her supervisor to give them to her.

Natrona County Library Serving Natrona County, Wyoming, we promote literacy, support discovery and creation, and build community.įound (The Missing #1) by Margaret Peterson HaddixĪs this book begins a lady by the name of Angela is having many problems on her first day at work at a company by the name of Sky Trails.

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