A blog from a retired library media supervisor who loves the field and has plenty to share.
Showing posts with label Oxygen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oxygen. Show all posts
Monday, June 1, 2009
New book
I have been a bit quiet on my facebook, twitter and blog lately. The beautiful outdoors keeps calling me. I am one of those people who just feel better when I am outside. However, I am pretty particular about the weather I want to be out in, no rain, hail, heat, cold, or anything else resembling those things. That translates to spring and fall is about it! Laying poolside in my yard ( if I can stay away from the weeds and pruning) means lots of reading time! Last month I enjoyed a first novel. The book is called Oxygen. It was written by a anesthesiologist and it is about..... a anethesiologist who does the right things but her patient dies anyway. I have been a doctor show fan since Dr. Kildare ( sorry young folks) and right up to Grey's Anatomy so this was a great fit for me. The main character is very likeable both medically and personally and as the reader you can really root for her! And best of all she discovers a mystery within the walls of her hospital. The author is Carol Cassella and Amazon has the book for $10.00. Amazon's review ties this book to Jodi Piccoult's work which I love as well. Please let me know if you grab this one as part of your summer reading! Actually, please post a comment for what you plan to read this summer. I have a stack all lined up but can always make room for one more. :>)
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