so-soDr Amanda Brown is a GP who has previously worked in a youth detention centre and Wormwood Scrubs and currently works at Bronzefield. This compassionate sequel to THE PRISON DOCTOR focuses on her work at Bronzefield and provides an interesting insight into what drives some women to crime and the role of homelessness but the tone of the anecdotes never quite rings true and you never find out what happens to the women after their diagnoses.
pickNew lesson learned: when you have only about 5-10 minutes left to read in a book, then don't try to go to sleep without finishing it... My brain kept buzzing for AGES.
Volume 2 is a lot of fun, and I read it so fast. I really should order volume 4, since I'm sure I'll devour volume 3 as well...
Yep... this was the right choice for my mood. I've read two thirds of it already; saving the last part for right before bed, or maybe tomorrow. I only have one more volume already owned, so I might have to shake my book budget later to see if I can order volume four.
I still swear I'm not deliberately avoiding a #BookSpinBingo, but... I think if I can grab some time today, I'm going to start the second Apothecary Diaries light novel. I love Maomao and her scientific approach to the world so much.
pickGreat book. Balances the tragedy and comedy really well to make it very interesting to us mere mortals who don‘t see all of the medical world. Highly recommend.
pickBananas. Often hard to read, because of its insensitivity and my own second-hand embarrassment…
pick#Read2025 #Wardens2025 #ReadYourKobo
My first Gerritsen read that‘s outside the world of ‘Rizzoli & Isles‘. I loved it💖 The tension & the setting were excellent. I will absolutely be looking for more📚🤓
pick“In my opinion, the people who are happiest at the end of their life are those that have achieved a sense of peace in regard to how they‘ve lived, and who are comfortable in their belief about what comes next.”
My friend lent me this book. A low pick, but it has interesting stories about hospice patients. Vlahos writes about her patients, as well as what was going on in her life, & life lessons she has learned. My issue with it—she credits 👇
