No comments about A Call to Nursing: Stories about Challenge and Commitment (Kaplan Voices: Nurses).

No comments about Trikojus: A Scientist for Interesting Times.

1 comments about A Veterinary Odyssey.

1. An absolutely fascinating read! The reader is at once propelled into a non-stop, exciting trek of a lifetime from England's green and pleasant land, to the seemingly endless fields of gold in the heart of the Canadian prairie. Then, as if swept up by magic carpet, you head into the dripping Amazonian jungle, only to wind up in the dusty Himalayan foothills! Not only do we get to travel along with this amiable, one-of-a-kind animal doc, we get to meet his four-legged patients and an interesting collage of collegues, too! This book is no run-of-the-mill autobiography. It's one to read by the fireside as the chill winds of winter roar outside your door, or while reclining on a sunny beach in holiday heaven. Upon turning the first page, you will be transported vicariously into a whole new world of imaginings. Five Stars to you, Dr Tanner!

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No comments about Medical Encyclopedia of Moses Maimonides.

2 comments about Not in Vain: Extraordinary Life.

1. This book gently draws us into the life of Thea Woolf and into the world of this Jewish nurse who lived and worked in Alexandria, Egypt during World War II. She was born in Germany and trained to be a nurse there. She then served as a nurse in the Jewish hospital in Alexandria for many years. Being in Egypt before and during the war years not only saved her life but also thrust her into a leading role of helping Jewish refugees who came to or through Egypt in their attempt to escape the holocaust.

   She relates several stories of people who took part in this fight to save so many lives. These stories are both tragic and uplifting. We discover that Muslims as well as Jews worked together for this cause, that for these caring people human life was more important to them than any religious differences.




2. Wonderful book, easy to read even if your english is not your
   mother language. Once you start this book you don't want to leave it A lot of small stories which captive the reader,
   especially if he remembers some events of World War 2.
   Very good exemple of a sincere cooperation between Jews & Arabs
   to save lifes

No comments about Dancing on the Edge: A Story of Cancer, Courage and the Resurrection of Life.

No comments about Frederick Banting: Hero, Healer, Artist (The Quest Library).

1 comments about Hospital Safari.

1. Great book!! Wonderfully written and a joy to read. Heart warming and a book I have recommended to my friends. The ideal book to give as a gift for the holidays.

No comments about Front Lines The World War I Memoirs of Capt. Wiltshire Clark Clayton.