Sunday morning involved a walk up the hill to the little free library before sitting on my butt all day at the Writer‘s Festival. I didn‘t realise there was a race on so I couldn‘t take my normal track. Oh well!
Sunday morning involved a walk up the hill to the little free library before sitting on my butt all day at the Writer‘s Festival. I didn‘t realise there was a race on so I couldn‘t take my normal track. Oh well!
I was really looking forward to this book as I do enjoy a bit of workplace voyeurism. It addresses the important issue of bullying and harassment of young doctors, as well as the unrealistic and unrelenting work conditions they are expected to endure. The main character came across as immature and a tad whiny. But redeemed herself toward the end. An insightful look into the real world of hospital medicine and the real people holding it all up.
59-2019 ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Real life Doctor Sonia Henry has written a novel about of group a friends navigating their way through their Medical Internship year in Sydney. Obviously assuming content is based of real events. My issue with this book is not the story (I work in a hospital and most things are 100% accurate) the writing and the characters all come across as one dimensional. As a writer she makes a good doctor.