A review by susanbrooks
The Great Influenza: The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History by John M. Barry

3.0

More of a focus on the men who were involved with the pandemic- which was less interesting to me than the effects of the pandemic. Much of it was dry and draggy to me, interspersed with fascinating parts about the spread and what life was like during the pandemic. In our own pandemic, right now in Aug. 2020, I was left with the feeling that the US learned nothing at all.