Books with title Jacob Have I Loved

I was proud of my sister, but that year, something began to rankle beneath the pride.Louise has had enough of her twin sister. Caroline is beautiful. Caroline is talented. Caroline is better. Growing up on the small island of Rass in Chesapeake Bay, Caroline seems to do nothing but take from Louise: their parents' love, Louise's chances for an education, her dreams for the future. They have spent their lives entwined -- sleeping in the same room, eating at the same table, learning in the same classroom -- and yet somehow nothing can bring them together. Louise's only hope lies in seeking a place for herself beyond the stretch of Rass's shores and her sister's shadow. What will it take for her to break free?The remarkable Newbery-winning classic about a painful sibling rivalry, and one sister’s struggle to make her own way.

This book is USED. I sell new and USED books, but due to web store policy I have to list all books as new. So please pay attention to description. Louise hates her sister. Everyone is dazzled by her lovely, talented, and delicate twin, while the dark, brooding Louise--who prefers rough outdoor work--struggles with her feelings of jealousy and inadequacy. Louise comes to accept her feelings when she is finally appreciated for herself, rather than compared to her sister. Winner of the 1981 Newbery Medal. I USE THE USPS TO SHIP . I SHIP THE SAME DAY I RECIEVE CONFIRMATION OF PAYMENT OR WITHIN 24 HOURS. UNLESS IT IS OVER THE WEEKEND THEN I SHIP OUT ON MONDAY. THERE ARE NO RETURNS. I TRY TO LIST THE CONDITION OF MY ITEMS AS ACCURATELY AS POSSIBLE BUT EVERYONE MAKES MISTAKES. PLEASE BEFORE LEAVING BAD FEEDBACK CONTACT ME AND WE WILL WORK IT OUT. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT HAPPENS TO THE ITEM ONCE I SHIP IT OUT TO YOU. PLEASE IF THERE ARE ANY PROBLEMS CONTACT ME ASAP.

I was proud of my sister, but that year, something began to rankle beneath the pride.Louise has had enough of her twin sister. Caroline is beautiful. Caroline is talented. Caroline is better. Growing up on the small island of Rass in Chesapeake Bay, Caroline seems to do nothing but take from Louise: their parents' love, Louise's chances for an education, her dreams for the future. They have spent their lives entwined -- sleeping in the same room, eating at the same table, learning in the same classroom -- and yet somehow nothing can bring them together. Louise's only hope lies in seeking a place for herself beyond the stretch of Rass's shores and her sister's shadow. What will it take for her to break free?The remarkable Newbery-winning classic about a painful sibling rivalry, and one sister’s struggle to make her own way.

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