For this assignment, on Flu: The Story of the Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918 and the Search for the Virus that Caused it, you have two options.
 Option #1: Review the book as if for a medical journal. This will require a summary of the book's main points, important arguments, exciting discoveries, and so forth. This will also require answering a fundamental question: should readers of the medical journal read this book or not? Because this is both scientific discovery and history, is it something that physicians ought to read? Is it readable? Interesting? Worth their time? Or is it aimed at a totally different audience, so physicians will gain nothing?
 Option #2: Interview one or more of the people who appear in the book (as if for television). (Obviously, this will be virtual rather than real.) Who are you interviewing? What kinds of questions do you ask them (and how do they answer)? You can submit either a transcript or summary of conversations.

Regardless of option selected, your paper will be well-written, free of spelling and grammatical errors, contractions and other dread paper flaws.