The Monk Who Survived the Marburg Virus,1967

By: Mia, Grachi

What if the next invisible threat isn't a monster under the bed... but a virus no one understands-spreading fast, striking hard, and leaving fear in its wake? What happens when panic replaces reason-and no one is brave enough to think clearly?

In The Monk Who Survived the Marburg Virus, 1967, inspired by the real 1967 outbreak of the Marburg virus, young readers are transported to the breathtaking Rwenzori Mountains of Uganda, where a peaceful monastery becomes the front line against a mysterious and deadly sickness.

When a strange illness begins sweeping through the nearby village of Kasese, twelve-year-old Tendo-a calm and curious monk-in-training-faces the greatest test of his life. As fear spreads faster than the disease itself, Tendo must rely on courage, compassion, and scientific thinking to help uncover the truth and protect his community.

This powerful story offers:

A gripping, age-appropriate introduction to real historical eventsLessons in courage, critical thinking, and emotional resilienceA positive role model who demonstrates calm under pressureThemes of community strength, compassion, and hopeAn inspiring blend of history, science, and adventure

Perfect for middle-grade readers, parents, and educators looking for meaningful stories that build character and spark important conversations.

In a world where health crises still shape our lives, this unforgettable tale teaches children that bravery isn't the absence of fear-it's clear thinking in the middle of it.

Thousands of families are already discovering this powerful story of survival and hope. Don't let your child miss the lessons everyone will be talking about.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN13: 9798248501236
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 186 Pages
• Weight: 0.98 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.5" x 11.0"