Marie-Claire 2: A Season of Sorrow

The smallpox epidemic becomes something Marie-Claire and her family can no longer ignore.

Marie Claire 2: A Season of Sorrow

Penguin Canada
ISBN: 0-14-331209-X
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"Smallpox affected so many children in Montreal in 1885 that I knew that - to be true to circumstances and to give readers the clearest picture of what it would be like to have the disease - Marie-Claire herself would have to get smallpox. In Book 2, at the height of the epidemic, she does." - KS

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Young girls who enjoy historical novels and who read the first book about Marie-Claire, Dark Spring, are sure to enjoy this book as well and will be eager to read the final two books about her.

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Stinson vividly details the textures of life for Marie-Claire and her family during the epidemic. She does a terrific job setting the historical scene and dramatically embodying the religious and social issues of the times in the personal crises of the characters.

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