Yesterday’s Dead by Pat Bourke
Second Story Press, 2012. 978926920320
Interest level: Grades 5 and up
Young Meredith, 13 but pretending to be 15 so as to be able to get a job, is unhappy that she has had to leave school and abandon her ambition to be a teacher. She thinks that living as a servant in Toronto’s high-end Rosedale suburb will be an adventure, but she can’t know that it will mean having to cope with a whole household of people struck down by the 1919 Spanish Flu epidemic.
It is an very interesting book. Hope you read it.
I do not really like this book
its a good book! But it gets boring sometimes and more boring! BUT its a good book!
this book is not the best book but if you like shockers then you will like this book
I loved this book so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pat Bourke really knows how to get the message acrouss about how bad this disease really was. You will not be able to put this book down until you have finished it! The best historical book you will ever read!!!!! :)))))))
I loved this book so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pat Bourke really knows how to get the message acrouss about how bad this disease really was. You will not be able to put this book down until you have finished it! The best historical book you will ever read!!!!! 🙂 ))))))
This book is really good! I already read half and I love it!
luv this book
suspenseful and interesting to read
you will not be able to put this book down 🙂
im only half way through and in the beggining it was kinda boring but now i really like it
Just finished reading the book this morning.outstanding book.my 3rd fav book out of 12 that I have read. My goal? To finish all myrca books of 2014! Thank you madam miller for these amazing books! It is a privilege to get books like these.