What life questions does the book "The Face on the Milk Carton" deal with? (love-hate, peace-war), etc.
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The most serious question that this book addressees is the concept of self identity. This concept, knowing who you are is central to building healthy relationships and living a successful and fulfilling life.
The main character experiences an identity...
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