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Julie of the Wolves

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for Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead George and John Schoenherr

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  • Grade Levels:*
  • Grades 5-8
  • Word Count:
  • 36,049
  • Lexile Level:
  • 860L
  • ATOS Reading Level:
  • 5.8
  • Genre:
  • Adventure
  • Realistic Fiction
  • Year Published:
  • 1972

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Julie of the Wolves was recognized by committees of professional librarians and educators for the following book awards and distinctions.

Julie of the Wolves was selected by educational and library professionals to be included on the following state/provincial reading lists.

Canada Lists (1)

Alberta

  • ELA Authorized Novel and Nonfiction Reading List, Grade 6

United States Lists (3)

North Carolina

  • NCSLMA Elementary Battle of the Books, 2013-2014

South Carolina

Jean Craighead George on creating Julie of the Wolves:

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Citation: George, Jean Craighead. "Meet-the-Author Recording | Julie of the Wolves." TeachingBooks, https://lib.teachingbooks.net/bookResume/t/3707. Accessed 04 February, 2025.

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