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It starts promising, sinks into boring, shows signs of revival & then comes out with a lot of bullshit. Unsuspecting & innocent people can get misguided by the concepts of the author
In northern India, an 80-year-old woman slips into a deep depression at the death of her husband, then resurfaces to …
At the age of thirty-six, on the verge of completing a decade’s worth of training …
Small book, liked how the chapters were designed
A hard read coz, 1. Author reflection on self, time & again 2. Is philosophical sometimes 3. Literary references & impressive vocabulary 4. Description of medical conditions & procedures 5. May bring memories if you've cared for someone at hospital 6. Wrote this from death bed 7. A few recurring thoughts
Relatable in, 1. 1st(?) gen Indian-American 2. How a doctor's profession is a job 3. Simple & honest views
A very good read. Strong recommendation.
Left me with these questions, How do you judge a book written by someone from his death bed? How many untold stories could there be of people less fortunate? (Not as rich, no access to quality healthcare, not educated to better understand a disease, not a doctor (the quality of treatment gets better when one is either very rich or in the know-how of the business, …
Small book, liked how the chapters were designed
A hard read coz, 1. Author reflection on self, time & again 2. Is philosophical sometimes 3. Literary references & impressive vocabulary 4. Description of medical conditions & procedures 5. May bring memories if you've cared for someone at hospital 6. Wrote this from death bed 7. A few recurring thoughts
Relatable in, 1. 1st(?) gen Indian-American 2. How a doctor's profession is a job 3. Simple & honest views
A very good read. Strong recommendation.
Left me with these questions, How do you judge a book written by someone from his death bed? How many untold stories could there be of people less fortunate? (Not as rich, no access to quality healthcare, not educated to better understand a disease, not a doctor (the quality of treatment gets better when one is either very rich or in the know-how of the business, not in usa, not with a family, not married etc)
In 2014, Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes was widely seen as the female Steve …
No drama. Fast writing. A good, to the point & specifics, though one sided as is only possible, account of the Theranos journey. Clearly a non-engineer's perspective which can't be blamed. No account of how Quest or LabCorp saw the rise & fall of Theranos
Includes comprehensive introduction and transcript of interview with the author.
Hard to read, takes some time to get going. Large canvas, a lot of characters, some gets a story & some doesn't. A bit like novels in malayalam weekly, when author becomes a hero & shows his abnormal life, but somewhere better.
Randamoozham (English: The Second Chance) is a 1984 Malayalam novel by Indian author M. T. …
Complexity of the words used is a win for the author in selecting the language. A bit hurried at times. Less drama. Follows popular storyline. A very good attempt
Not really exciting in the quality of the literature. A good story. A bit slow at times. Worth a read for the popularity it achieved
A confusing timeline. A very good story telling based on one good developed character, partly developed city & social fabric
