El jinete pálido: 1918: La epidemia que cambió el mundo

The book weaves personal stories with wide-scale history—I'm curious what motivated this perspective and how the narrative was shaped.

The descriptions of the virus and medical responses were intense but immersive. Did this enhance the story for others or feel overwhelming?

The book suggests major shifts occurred, but I wonder which changes had the most lasting influence and how current policies are rooted in that history.