Book : Playing Doctor - Part One Medical School Stumbling...

-Titulo Original : Playing Doctor - Part One Medical School Stumbling Through With Amnesia

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Bowker

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Ready to learn how to be a doctor? Well, neither was John... #1 Best SellerI stayed up far too late, often crying with laughter, reading about the medical mishaps and blunders... #1 New York Times Bestselling Author, Lauren Weisberger (The Devil Wears Prada and When Life Gives You Lululemons)Playing Doctor is a medical memoir full of laugh-out-loud tales, born from chaotic, disjointed, and frightening nights on hospital wards during John Lawrence’s medical training and time as a junior doctor. This candid autobiography will demystify medical education and inspire you. Equal parts heartfelt, self-deprecating humor, and irreverent, storytelling, John takes us along for the ride as he tracks his transformation from uncertain, head injured, liberal-arts student to intern, resident and then medical doctor. Review Loved it! The author has a brilliant style of writing that keeps you engaged and doesnt bog you down with technical details...A thoroughly enjoyable book, able to be read in one sitting as you join the doctor-to-be... -- Reedsy Discovery...an impressive knack for storytelling. Anecdotes litter the page, sustained with admirable pacing....This vivid memoir of a doctor-in-making is soaked in deadpan humor. -- BookLife ReviewsJohn pulls the curtain back on what its *really* like to become adoctor in this candid and self-deprecating memoir. I stayed up far toolate, often crying with laughter, reading about the medical mishaps andblunders that are almost always kept under wraps--for good reason! Johndeftly, and with humor, reminds us that laughing at our absurd reality(more important now than ever!) is human, healthy, and exactly what thedoctor ordered. Lauren Weisberger, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of The Devil Wears Prada and When Life Gives You LululemonsPlaying Doctor is better than the medical shows. This book has me laughing aloud, imagining what it was actually like to go through these series of events. The humor is subtle, but also loud with the one-liners. Amazon Review - Taylor T Who knew Id enjoy a book about medical school? I found myself laughing, crying, squirming and running the whole gamut of emotions from the first page to the the last. Amazon Review. Eva Chong