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University Hospital #1
University Hospital
The first in a series of hospital stories, this book is about five teen-aged students who follow their hearts and dreams in the world of medicine. As they shadow doctors and assist with medical procedures, they learn truths about life, love, and medicine.
- GenresRomance
169 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published October 1, 1999
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Cherie Bennett
136 books156 followersA popular novelist, playwright, and newspaper columnist, Cherie moves effortlessly from genre to genre, writing powerful and entertaining work, whether in literary hardcover teen fiction, mass market paperback fiction, for the stage, film and television, and for her nationally-syndicated teen advice column.
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September 14, 2012
Oh my God. . . if you've ever wondered what an Aaron Spelling soap opera would be like in book form, here it is. The only difference with this book and 90210 is that 90210 (the original run) had some interesting characters. These characters are as stock as stock can be.
You're probably wondering where I got my hands on this book. Well, I suffer from a disease called Magpie-itis. Like a magpie, I collect little bits of random things here and there and return them to my nest. Back in 1999, while taking a walk to the supermarket across the street from my parents' restaurant, I picked this up and finally read it last month.
It's not so bad that it's dated in terms of language. The real issue is that one of the main characters, Zoey, has this awful made-up language consisting of nicknames for everything, and I mean EVERYTHING! It was a relief when Tristan, the other narrator took over because he sounded semi-coherent. Boring, but coherent.
Avoid this book. It is cliche ridden and just annoying to read. Don't suffer my fate because since this first book in the series ended in a cliffhanger, I have to locate the next book so I can justify my hate.
Pity me and my idiotic sense of need for completion.
You're probably wondering where I got my hands on this book. Well, I suffer from a disease called Magpie-itis. Like a magpie, I collect little bits of random things here and there and return them to my nest. Back in 1999, while taking a walk to the supermarket across the street from my parents' restaurant, I picked this up and finally read it last month.
It's not so bad that it's dated in terms of language. The real issue is that one of the main characters, Zoey, has this awful made-up language consisting of nicknames for everything, and I mean EVERYTHING! It was a relief when Tristan, the other narrator took over because he sounded semi-coherent. Boring, but coherent.
Avoid this book. It is cliche ridden and just annoying to read. Don't suffer my fate because since this first book in the series ended in a cliffhanger, I have to locate the next book so I can justify my hate.
Pity me and my idiotic sense of need for completion.
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