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I received this book from a friend and thoroughly enjoyed it! Michael Alexander's memoir is a heartfelt, eye-opening, and humorous account of his experiences as a nurse in various hospital settings. Here's my take on it: ✓ A Unique Perspective. Alexander's story stands out due to his perspective as a male nurse in a predominantly female field. He shares his experiences as the only male nurse in a gynaecology ward, where he faced unexpected challenges. His stories from the medical-surgical ward and psychiatric units offer a broad view of the nursing profession. ✓ Relatable and Honest. Alexander's stories about his experiences as a young nurse resonated with me deeply. His accounts of chaotic wards, quirky patients, and challenging situations are both relatable and entertaining. He shares his struggles, triumphs, and lessons learned with honesty, making this book a compelling read. ✓ Passion, Empathy, and Humor. I admire Alexander's passion for nursing, empathy for h...

 As I stumbled upon some amazing middle grade books during the first half of the year, I couldn't wait to share my top three favorites with you. From adventures filled with humor to tales of friendship and growth, this books I've captured my imagination and heart.     So here are the three books; • Clique Here by Anna Staniszewski. • Camp Clique by Eileen Moskowitz Palma. • Garvey's Choice by Nikki Grimes. Here's a quick review: 1. Clique Here by Anna Staniszewski. "Clique Here" is a beautifully written and engaging book that lays emphasis on friendship, identity and self acceptance.  It talks about a girl named Lily, who is a science enthusiast, and her best friend Kat. However an humiliating incident made Lily switch schools for a fresh start. She starts a new identity as Blake and decides to embark on a social experiment to climb the popularity ladder at her new school. This book will be good for kids or teens who's ever felt like an outcast or struggl...