What is the central idea of found by Margret Peterson haddix?

Answer 1

Well, since Found was only the first book in the series, there wasn't too much of a resolution. Chip and Jonah find out some new information about how they got to their present time, but just as that happens, they also get zapped back into the fifteenth century, setting up for a new plotline in Sent.

Answer 2

The central idea of "Found" by Margaret Peterson Haddix revolves around a group of adopted children discovering that they are actually time-traveling missing persons who were kidnapped from different points in history. As they try to uncover the truth behind their origins, they face challenges and mysteries that lead them to question their identities and the implications of their existence.

Answer 3

Chip finds out he is adoptted and they were the babies that Angela found on the plane which is why they called it "Found" and then they find out this janitor whom Katherine thinks is cute, the kids call him JB (janitor boy) and they have an adoption meeting where the parents learn things to do with their child while the kids are separated in two groups, one group is regular adopted kids and the other group is the kids on the plane, where they get trapped into a chamber by bad people and they eventually find out that they are going to be sent back to their time periods, they were taken out because they were going to be killed, and Katherine pretends to be this girl that didn't come, and they use this fascinating rock that is cold and warm as a trick for the kids to have their hand scanned and Katherine pretended to have her hand scanned while one kid distracts him, then jonah said "yeah i saw her, she took quite a long time, i have been waiting forever" to make him let her through, then they want to be sent with chip and alex to the 1600's but they do not belong there, but if they fix time, they can go, so they fix time in "sent" and then sabotage Andreas time in "sabotaged" then it is over!

Answer 4

what is the main problem in found by margaret peterson

Answer 5

The central idea of the story is overall about self-discovery.