Fever by L.H.Anderson is another winner in my book. In fact, it appears on many award lists . Ms Anderson won the Margaret A Edwards award in 2009 . This award is given by the ALA for Historical fiction for teens and YA's
Mattie Cook lives and works at her families coffee shop with her mother and grandfather in the late 1790''s. When the yellow fever breaks out, Mattie's world becomes more intense. Her mother falls ill, so Mattie is sent away from the city. Her mother does not want her to get the fever.
She and her grandfather go to the country but the fever is everywhere. MAttie is thrown into being more grownup and resources in order to survive both her and her grandfathers sickness. She just wants to go back to the city and find her mother.
Based on real events, Ms, Anderson brings the year 1794 and the epidemic in Philadelphia to life. You can put yourself in Mattie's shoes as she travels back to the city to open the coffee shop and find out what happens to bring her life back to almost normal,
Mattie Cook lives and works at her families coffee shop with her mother and grandfather in the late 1790''s. When the yellow fever breaks out, Mattie's world becomes more intense. Her mother falls ill, so Mattie is sent away from the city. Her mother does not want her to get the fever.
She and her grandfather go to the country but the fever is everywhere. MAttie is thrown into being more grownup and resources in order to survive both her and her grandfathers sickness. She just wants to go back to the city and find her mother.
Based on real events, Ms, Anderson brings the year 1794 and the epidemic in Philadelphia to life. You can put yourself in Mattie's shoes as she travels back to the city to open the coffee shop and find out what happens to bring her life back to almost normal,
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