Imagine yourself as a young girl from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania fighting to keep yourself from gaining the fatal and deadly fever. You must leave your home at the coffeehouse and leave with your grandfather, but you get stranded in the middle of nowhere. You are scared, exhausted, hungry, and sick. You don’t know what is going to happen to you next.
“Fever 1793,” by Laurie Halse Anderson is set during the disease breakout a little more than two centuries ago. Furthermore, there were several important plot lines scattered throughout this book.
One of the first most important plot lines was when the fever had just broke out and Polly, their servant, was the first victim that they knew to die from it. From there, many breakouts of the disease
“Fever 1793,” by Laurie Halse Anderson is set during the disease breakout a little more than two centuries ago. Furthermore, there were several important plot lines scattered throughout this book.
One of the first most important plot lines was when the fever had just broke out and Polly, their servant, was the first victim that they knew to die from it. From there, many breakouts of the disease