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Eve: A Novel of the First Woman
by Elissa Elliott
Eve (1/28/2009)
The concept of writing the story of Adam and Eve as fiction based on the biblical account is what intrigued me to read this book. However, it didn't meet my expectations. I feel it wasn't well written and could have been done better. I'm sure many readers would enjoy themore
How Doctors Think
by Jerome Groopman
An Important Book (5/7/2008)
This book should be required reading for everyone! Since we all have been patients at one time or another, this book can guide us in getting better medical care in a system that is often overworked with doctors who don't have the time for complex cases. As someone who canmore
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