I Survived the Black Death, 1348

I Survived, Book 24

De: Lauren Tarshis

Narrado por: Rosie Jones

The Black Death was a pandemic of unimaginable proportions, taking the lives of 75-200 million people worldwide. Lauren Tarshis's story of one girl surviving the plague pulses with terror, action, and hope.

In this gripping story about the first wave of the plague, I Survived fans will travel to medieval England—a time of knights and peasants; cathedrals and castles—when the most deadly disease in world history sweeps across Europe and parts of Asia and Africa.

New York Times bestselling author Lauren Tarshis tells the story of how one girl finds incredible hope amid illness and grief.

©2024 Lauren Tarshis (P)2024 Scholastic Audio Books

Me reviewing I survived the black death

I love the story so accurate portrayal unfortunately inequality that women had to deal with in medieval times Elsie weirdly kinda reminded me of Merida But I liked it I can’t wait. What will be next in the I survived series?

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goosebumps is the only one cowardly if bidden to go to UPS and there's always a problem with them to be envied and not bulbs for chandelier and they looked all around the bedroom And we busted up in your house and put snot in your bedroom , And farted and stunk your house up

The artful way the author explained plague through the character s.

I wish teachers and parents read this story with children-Let them see through largest number of "things" to give the "number" who "perished" a huge pile of something to get a feel for such large numbers. The false beliefs regarding the causes of the plague. Talk about fleas. If the people knew about the fleas, would more people be saved from getting sick?Yes, rodents killed and avoiding fleas. Polio was not a pandemic, but epidemic. if beach water and soap were outside inside and people washed their hands after changing a diaper or going to the bathroom and cleaning toilet and diaper changing surfaces, Polio would have been drastically reduced. But people didn't know. We also have vaccines today. There is a lot we can do to prevent the spread of sickness today.