[LIT] lit Digest, Vol 15, Issue 15

Judith Parker jparkermastin at yahoo.com
Sat Jan 27 11:13:09 EST 2007


This book was fabulous! The protagonist is a girl who has to fight the illness plus take care of her family's tavern. She holds it all together. The novel does a great job of painting a picture of how the disease effected the town. My students completed diorammas and murals of what they "saw" in the novels.

Pmlambusta at aol.com wrote:  Hi. I'm going to be teaching Fever 1793 as a novel and I was wondering if 
any of you have some good suggestions. I'm a little nervous because I had to 
get special permission to use this novel instead of the novel mandated by the 
district. Any input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks ,Patty
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Judi


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