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Wolf by the Ears Study Guide

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by Ann Rinaldi
About 73 pages (22,024 words)

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Wolf by the Ears Study Guide consists of approx. 73 pages of summaries and analysis on Wolf by the Ears by Ann Rinaldi. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Wolf by the Ears is a fictionalized account of Harriet Hemings, the possible illegitimate daughter of Thomas Jefferson. While this novel embraces a controversial subject, it is a beautiful story of a young woman's struggle to understand the world she lives in and her place in that world. Ann Rinaldi is an award-winning writer who once again brings to life a small piece of history for young adults to explore and enjoy. (read more)
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      October 1820
      That Same Day
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      May 15, 1822
      That Same Day, May 17, 1822
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