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Blood Fever takes us on a journey to southern Italy, where James splits off from his Eton school group to visit his cousin, Victor. It's at Victor's villa that things get really interesting for James. Here, some worrying events that had been known to James before he went to Italy start to connect - his school colleagues sister, Amy's, disappearance, the presence of a mysterious society using the initials MM at Eton.
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What is the story called 'Blood Fever' with James Bond in about?
Blood Fever is about a young James Bond (aged 13). In my opinion it is a frankly poor portrayal of what James Bond's childhood may have been like. The book's main flaw is that it shows Bond as a spy even though he was not yet involved in the espionage business.
In the book new moon if Jasper gets so fired up from 1 drop of blood from Bella's hand What happens when she is on her period?
on Stephenie Meyers website, she says that Bella's period blood is "dead blood" and therefore doesnt appeal to them.
In the book Old Yeller what did the sister of Travis die from?
She died of a fever.
What happens in the book Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer?
READ THE BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!
Is there a movie for Fever 1793?
I dont think so but its a really good book that definetly should be a movie
How many pages are in Blood Fever?
The book Blood Fever by Charlie Higson has 400 pages.
Is blood fever the book a fantasy?
yes
What happens when polymorphs percent in blood is more then normal?
fever
When was A Fever in the Blood created?
A Fever in the Blood was created in 1961.
How many pages does Blood Fever have?
Blood Fever has 384 pages.
What happens in the book with every drop of blood?
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What happens in body when you have a fever?
The reason why you get a fever is because when you have a cold, your bloodstream has to move really fast to deliver white blood cells to the areas with a lot od viruses. This rapid movemeny creates heat, which creates a fever.
When was Blood Fever created?
Blood Fever was created on 2006-01-05.
Why did the frost bring cheer in the book Fever 1793?
In the book "Fever 1793" by Laurie Halse Anderson, the frost brought cheer because it signaled the end of the yellow fever epidemic that was ravaging Philadelphia. The cooler temperatures slowed the spread of the disease and provided hope that the worst was over.
What happens to Frankie in the end of typhoid fever by frank mccourt?
At the end of the book Typhoid Fever, written by Kurt Ray, Frankie learns that he is an excellent fictional writer. The book is 64 pages long and talks about different diseases.
What are the ratings and certificates for A Fever in the Blood - 1961?
A Fever in the Blood - 1961 is rated/received certificates of: Finland:K-16
What is the important problem of the book fever 1793?
a fever called the yellow fever came.
