question archive The elementary-school-aged girls Sara and Libby live alone much of the novel because their mother is long deceased and their father, Thomas Peterson, contracts the sleeping sickness
The elementary-school-aged girls Sara and Libby live alone much of the novel because their mother is long deceased and their father, Thomas Peterson, contracts the sleeping sickness
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The elementary-school-aged girls Sara and Libby live alone much of the novel because their mother is long deceased and their father, Thomas Peterson, contracts the sleeping sickness. While asleep with the sickness, their father dreams that there's a major fire at the college library. How is this dream in keeping with their father's personality?
