Book details
The Voice on the Radio
Description
The Voice on the Radio is a novel by Caroline B. Cooney that continues the story of Janie Johnson, a young girl who discovers she was kidnapped as a child. In this installment, Janie is trying to adapt to her biological family while dealing with the emotional turmoil of her past. Her boyfriend, Reeve Shields, starts a college radio show and, in a misguided attempt to deal with his own feelings, he begins to tell Janie's story on the air without her knowledge. As the show gains popularity, Janie's privacy is invaded, and the trust between her and Reeve is shattered. The novel explores themes of trust, betrayal, and the complexities of identity and family relationships.
Age
12-15
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
208 pages
Why to read
- The Voice on the Radio is part of a popular series by Caroline B. Cooney.
- The Voice on the Radio explores deep themes such as identity, family, and betrayal.
- The Voice on the Radio offers a suspenseful and engaging storyline.
- The Voice on the Radio provides an opportunity to explore complex emotional dynamics.