plague

Brenna Fallon discovers the terrible potential of a magical spring on her family's farm when a devastating plague strikes those around her and forces her to rely on a stranger and a stray dog to drive back the threat of a modern Black Death.

Thirteen-year-old Amy Candler, a clone with superhuman powers, tries to travel back in time to the distant prehistoric past in order to destroy a plague which has resurfaced after being dormant for ages.

Thirteen-year-old Amy Candler, a clone with superhuman powers, enters a plague-ridden human body in order to save millions of lives from a ancient disease.

Thirteen-year-old Amy Candler, a clone with superhuman powers, enters a world where everyone is a clone just like her.

Twenty years after a plague has wiped out most of humanity, four friends in London seek to discover the secret behind this catastrophe.

Eleven-year-old Win, an apprentice Finder, must go into the mysterious Great Rift to find the Well of Life, the only hope of healing the Heartland of plague.

When a strange disease called the Red Pox preys on the men of Edo-period Japan, the male population falls drastically, causing women to take on traditional male roles, including that of Shogun, to whom the most beautiful men are sent to serve.

In Amsterdam in the mid-1600s, Cornelia's life as the illegitimate child of renowned painter Rembrandt is marked by plague, poverty, and despair at ever earning her father's love, until she sees hope for a better future in the eyes of a wealthy suitor.

Describes how the Black Plague of the fourteenth century affected the history of Europe and explores the plague's beneficial results.