Jacob Have I Loved
by Katherine Paterson
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- Grade
- 7-12
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
Year Published 1980
Word Count 52,594
- Text Complexity
- Lexile Level: 880L
- ATOS Reading Level: 5.7
- AR Quiz Numbers
- Quiz 120, 8 AR Points
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- Curricular Area
- English Language Arts
- Health
- Social Studies
- Subject Headings
- Young Adult Fiction | Family | Siblings
- Twins
- Identity
- Sisters
- Twins--Fiction
- Young Adult Fiction | Social Themes | General (see also headings under Family)
- Chesapeake Bay Region (Md. and Va.)--Fiction
- Sisters--Fiction
- Identity--Fiction
- Chesapeake Bay Region (Md. and Va.)
- Young Adult Fiction | Girls & Women
- Young Adult Fiction
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Meet-the-Author Recording with Katherine Paterson about Jacob Have I Loved
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Audio Name Pronunciation with Katherine Paterson
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In-depth Written Interview with Katherine Paterson
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Story Map Multi-Leveled Lesson
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Cultural Representation Reflection
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About the Author 3
Author Interviews 28
Meet-the-Author Recording with Katherine Paterson
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In-depth Written Interview with Katherine Paterson
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Interview with Katherine Paterson
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1981 Newbery Medal Acceptance Speech given by Katherine Paterson
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Interview with Katherine Paterson
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Interview with Katherine Paterson
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Interview with Katherine Paterson
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Interview with Katherine Paterson
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2013 Children's Literature Legacy Award Speech given by Katherine Paterson
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A different approach to being an ambassador with Katherine Paterson
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Reading is a privilege with Katherine Paterson
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The joy of writing with Katherine Paterson
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Why reading makes a difference with Katherine Paterson
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Privileges of being an ambassador with Katherine Paterson
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2013 National Book Festival speech by Katherine Paterson
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Interview with Katherine Paterson
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Interview with Katherine Paterson
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Interview with Katherine Paterson
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What Is a Heroine Panel Discussion with Katherine Paterson
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Reading and Writing About Girls Panel Discussion with Katherine Paterson
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2002 Interview with Katherine Paterson
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On the early years of her life in China with Katherine Paterson
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How personal connections can minimize fear with Katherine Paterson
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On naming characters with Katherine Paterson
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On international acclaim with Katherine Paterson
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On reading with Katherine Paterson
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Book Guides, Activities & Lessons 4
Story Map Multi-Leveled Lesson
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Cultural Representation Reflection
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Lesson Plan from Library of Congress Learning Page for Teachers
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Lesson Plan from Saddleback Educational Publishing
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Book Readings 1
Audiobook Excerpt narrated by Christina Moore
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Vocabulary Lists 1
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Awards & Distinctions 2
John Newbery Medal, 1922-2024
Winner, 1981
CCBC Choices
Selection, 1980
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