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Allex Rigato allexrigatof8c9 — I am reading one page-turner after another, and it's killing my sleep. I love this book, though.

Ahmed Farouk designerahmed2020 — I know what some of you will have to say about this...but, you know what? It's a really fucking good book.

Garrett Brown gjrocker0c14 — I found this book by accident, while searching for something else. Because I was intrigued by the title and the fact that it's written by a doctor, I decided to download it to my Kindle. I just finished a couple evenings of delightful reading, and highly recommend the book. Each chapter is prefaced by an easily digestible passage from scripture, which forms the theme for the real-life stories that follow. This author doesn't inundate the reader with technical language, and writes with great compassion about all types of patients. Despite his obviously kind heart and keen skills, we see that he is definitely no pushover when it comes to dealing with 'patients' who attempt to abuse the ER system (something that had never occurred to me prior to this reading). This book made me think about the children who suffer (and die) at the hands of irresponsible parenting, the lonely and ostracized folks who don't seem to have anywhere else to go, and the greatness of the people who dedicate their lives to the healing arts (psychological, physical, and spiritual). The book ends with one of the most moving accounts I've ever seen, about another doctor, who unfailingly and selflessly administers to a large/adoring clientele. Overall, it's the kind of content that makes me want to be a better person myself.

Manolo Perrotta _anolo_errotta — The Love Song of J. Alred Prufrock is my favorite poem.

Pelucas Pilas pelucas — Yeah! I finished it! I had a goal to complete this book before the end of the year and I did it. On the whole, I enjoyed this book. Some chapters were really interesting, like the one on disease, the Maya, and Amazon. The chapter on Maize was more tedious. He really does make some facinating points and arguments. It was interesting to read it with the personal beliefs I have of the Americas before the coming of Columbus. I would recommend this book, but read something else at the same time.

Mostafa Moghazy accmoghazy898b — it was an interesting book. i could really relate to it