Angela reveals that Chip and Jonah might be from another time. Before the meeting, Jonah leaves his parents a detailed note, including how all their current research is on Chip’s computer.

One of the witnesses is Angela DuPre, with whom Jonah, Katherine, and Chip arrange a meeting.

Jonah and Chip find their names among the survivors, which frightens Jonah away from the investigation. The file has two lists: one of witnesses and one of survivors. Sure enough, the file is there, and Jonah’s sister Katherine takes pictures of it.

Suddenly feeling sick, Jonah runs to the bathroom, where a strange man tells him to look through a file that will appear on Reardon’s desk. Jonah’s family sets up a meeting with Reardon, who bullies them into leaving the truth about Jonah’s origins alone. When a second note claims Jonah and Chip are in danger, the boys can no longer ignore what the strange letters might mean. An FBI agent named James Reardon eventually comes up in association with both their adoptions. The boys begin an investigation into Chip’s adoption, which makes Jonah wonder about his own situation. His friend Chip Winston also receives a note and learns he is also adopted. Thirteen years later, adopted teenager Jonah Skidmore receives a strange note in the mail informing him that he is one of the missing children from the plane. Government officials cover up the incident, but Angela’s refusal to keep quiet leads to her dismissal from Sky Trails Air. When no one deplanes, Angela investigates and finds the plane populated by 36 babies and no adults. This guide follows the 2008 edition of Found.įound opens at Sky Trails Air, where new employee Angela DuPre witnesses an airplane blink into existence at her gate. She has published more than 30 books for young readers and is most known for her Shadow Children series.

When an organizational restructuring at one of her jobs meant her husband would eventually be her boss, Haddix quit to pursue writing full time. Before writing, she worked as a copyeditor for several newspapers and taught at Danville Area Community College in Danville, Illinois. Haddix attended Miami University in Ohio, where she earned bachelor’s degrees in creative writing, journalism, and history.

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