Jacob Have I Loved | Overview
Jacob Have I Loved revolves around the sibling rivalry between Louise and Caroline Bradshaw. The combination of envy, love, and hatred that twists Louise's relationship with Caroline realistically reflects the insecurity and competitiveness experienced by most children. Even children without siblings are often subjected to negative, haunting comparisons with relatives and peers. Louise's jealousy of the beautiful, talented Caroline threatens to embitter her for life; her ultimate victory offers encouragement to readers coping with similar situations.
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