The Plague

by tod-olson

It comes to the south of France in 1348. And it proves it doesn't play favorites. It takes strong men as easily as it takes innocent children. It is the Plague. As the horrible disease spreads from family to family, people look for someone to blame. many blame the Jews. But a wise doctor and his student find the courage to stand up for the truth.

56 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2002

Reviews

[Julie Antoinette]

I taught this to my remedial ninth graders. They were at times interested and at times bored. Overall, there was good messaging about the terrible impact of anti-Semitism and overcoming that through the ages.

[Lesley]

Pre screen for my kid. Age appropriate. Interesting. 3 stars only because I feel like a bigger variety of things could have been addressed.

[Taylor]

I read this in order to see some of the readings that my Read 180 students were completing. I found that this book was really interesting. It also goes along with what we read in the rBook (the Read 180 textbook) to an extent. Unfortunately, my classroom library does not have enough copies for all of my students to read it at once .... Looks like I might be looking for some more!

[Mandrey]

nothing

[Kaitlyn]

this book was okay
it was confusing at times tho
it also taught you a couple of things