Fever 1793: Themes and Facts

Augie reviews 'Fever 1793' by Laurie Halse Anderson, a historical fiction novel about the yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia. The book is praised for its emotional depth, historical accuracy, and themes of perseverance and compassion. Augie highlights the main character, Mattie Cooke, and the challenges she faces. The review emphasizes the importance of compassion and helping others, drawing parallels to modern issues. Augie gives the book a 5 out of 5 rating and recommends it to readers of all ages.

What genre does the book 'Fever 1793' belong to?

• Fantasy

• Mystery

• Historical Fiction

• Science Fiction

Who is the main character in 'Fever 1793'?

• Polly

• Mattie Cooke

• Laurie Halse Anderson

• Eliza

In which city does the story of 'Fever 1793' take place?

• Boston

• Philadelphia

• New York

• Washington D.C.

What was a common but harmful medical practice during the yellow fever epidemic?

• Vaccination

• Bleeding

• Quarantine

• Herbal Remedies

Which organization played a significant role during the yellow fever epidemic?

• World Health Organization

• Red Cross

• Free African Society

• Doctors Without Borders

What is a symptom of yellow fever mentioned in the review?

• Headaches

• Rashes

• Yellowing of the skin

• Coughing

What is a major theme highlighted in 'Fever 1793'?

• Adventure

• Perseverance

• Technology

• Wealth

What does the book 'Fever 1793' encourage readers to have for others?

• Criticism

• Judgment

• Indifference

• Compassion

What does the reviewer rate the book 'Fever 1793'?

• 3 out of 5

• 4 out of 5

• 5 out of 5

• 2 out of 5

What does the reviewer suggest about the book's readability?

• It's a long and difficult read

• It's a complex and technical read

• It's a short and engaging read

• It's only for history enthusiasts