Family Life, Self-Esteem & Self-Respect, 1900s, Jewish 

In 1918, war separates Hannah Gold and her younger sisters from their parents. The girls stay with their Tanta Rose in the West End of Boston while the await the return of their Mother and Father and the beloved family life they once knew. When a deadly influenza epidemic strikes, Hannah and her aunt struggle to keep illness at bay.  But evertually, like so many others, Tanta Rose  and younger girls succumb to the virus.  Hannah flees Boston to seek refuge with a relative but falls ill on the train.  As the fever intensifies strange voices and faces surround Hannah, most remarkably a girl with violet eyes who seems to always turn up at the right moment in the most  unexpected place. Through every devestating turn, Hannah continues to hold out hope of being reunited with her family.  Will she realize her dreams?  - from Amzon