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Great job Cali!  Thank you for embracing this new way of journaling.  It is really cool to see your thoughts presented in a different way.

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Great job Cali!  Thank you for embracing this new way of journaling.  It is really cool to see your thoughts presented in a different way.

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-Mrs. Keller

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3/1/18
10 minutes
Kindle
I predict that there will be a frost soon and the children will heal. I predict this because the children need a frost to cure their fever and the same is for anyone else. The book talked about how Eliza and Mattie had taken the children to the coffeehouse, where they tried to make them feel better. They were running low on food and medicine. After a few days, Eliza found that the children didn't seem to be getting better. So, she suggested that they get a doctor to bleed the children. Mattie, on the other hand, thought the opposite. She knew that bleeding them would only hurt them more. Fortunately, she was able to convince Eliza to just hope and be patient. They both fell asleep very easily that night because they had gotten little sleep over the past few nights.

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2/28/18
30 minutes
Kindle
As I read more, I learned that Joseph, Eliza's brother, got ill with yellow fever. He got it after his wife did, but she didn't survive. Luckily, he recovered; however, he was very weak. On one of the days, Mattie found Eliza and went home with her. At this point, Mattie had found Nell. Also, the next day, Mother Smith and Eliza agreed that Mattie needed to help them hand out the bread. Since Joseph had the fever, William, Robert and Nell must have caught it. Eliza and Mattie came home, just to find Joseph crying by the fire. He explained that they had the fever, and they cared for them overnight. The next day, Mother Smith helped them to pack a wagon, so they could go to the coffeehouse, where it was breezier. That helped the children because they were always hot.

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2/25/18
15 minutes
Kindle
Matilda, the main character, and Eliza, the main character's friend from the coffeehouse, found each other after they were split apart. Mattie's mother fell ill with yellow fever, so she sent Mattie and her grandfather to the country. On her way, her grandfather got a summer grippe and he was very weak. Matilda then tried to care for her grandfather, but she fainted. Her grandfather had carried her all the way to a hospital where she woke up. She, too, had gotten sick with the fever and soon recovered. They headed back to the city in a wagon and stayed at the coffeehouse. One night, thieves came in and hurt both of them, but in the end, Matilda's grandfather died. She tried to salvage what she could to survive and she eventually found a little girl. Mattie found out that her name was Nell and didn't have anyone to care for her. They stayed with each other until they found Eliza. They would work together to survive and make sure everyone they were living with had everything they needed.

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2/23/18
25 minutes
Kindle
Matilda Cook, or Mattie, is the main  character, in the book Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson. She is the daughter of an owner of a coffeehouse in Philadelphia. Also, the granddaughter of a retired captain in the military. Her father died shortly after he finished building the coffeehouse. It's always busy there and smells of tobacco smoke. Mattie became great friends with the cook, Eliza. Eliza lives by the river with her brother, Joseph, and his twin sons, Robert and William. They live in small apartments and the people in their community are all of color. There is also one person who is mainly in charge of Eliza's neighborhood. Her name is Mother Smith.

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3/3/18
25 minutes
Kindle
My prediction was right. While everyone was in a deep sleep, there was a frost. Silas, Mattie's orange cat, woke her up, making her realized that there was frost everywhere. Mattie rushed over to Eliza shaking her to wake up and when she did they were overwhelmed with joy. They could tell that the children's fevers were cured. As the time passed, a new day awakened and a food supply from Joseph arrived. Everyone one was at the coffeehouse, including Mother Smith, Nathaniel (Mattie's crush), and Joseph. They decided because of the frost and the children being relieved of the fever, they would feast that night. Not only was there joy at the meal, but a fight. Mattie wanted to reopen the coffeehouse with Eliza as her partner, when Eliza didn't think it was a good idea. Later, Eliza agreed to be her partner. After the meal, someone from a nearby company brought them coffee beans.

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2/20/18
50 minutes
Kindle
I can connect to my book because it is located in Philadelphia and I live near there. Also, I found a Contrast and Contradictions signpost when it described the streets of Philly. They said that there were mansions and it wasn't crowded. Another thing was that the streets were lined with fever victims and there were markets in the middle of the streets. On the other hand, we know Philadelphia as the opposite. No mansions, always crowded, no widespread epidemics that left people on the streets, and there were no markets at random places.These two versions of Philly are similar, too. Both have people living and thriving by the river. They are also similar because people live on the streets. Another thing is that people of all races live there.