Kid Docs

by J.W. Lynne

WHAT IF YOU COULD BE A DOCTOR AT FOURTEEN YEARS OLD?

Connor Hansen officially became a doctor two days ago--along with all of his friends. They are child prodigies who were selected at just three years old to undergo intensive medical training as part of a groundbreaking new experiment called Kid Docs.

While navigating his first days as an emergency room doctor, fourteen-year-old Connor will experience his first pangs of love (toward a fifteen-year-old obstetrician, Cassie), deal with his explosive older brother (a sixteen-year-old heart surgeon), and try to figure out why his friendship with fourteen-year-old fellow ER doctor Hannah has suddenly changed. At the same time, he will learn if he really has what it takes to save lives ... and if he can find the strength to accept that some lives cannot be saved.

**CYBILS AWARD NOMINEE!**

*KID DOCS has been picked by teachers as highly recommended reading for middle school students.*

This medically accurate (yet surprisingly easy to understand) book was written by a physician who is also an author of novels for young adults and adults.

Don't miss your chance to experience a fun behind-the-scenes look at the exciting and rewarding life of a physician!

What people are saying about KID DOCS:

"Soooo good! My daughter could NOT put this down! She wants to be surgeon and said this was the best book ever." - AC, Amazon

"This was one of the only books I found that was age appropriate for my middle school children to cultivate their interests in the field of medicine. A great starting point for conversations about the work of a doctor and to engage children in discussions about the medical profession." - Nick, Amazon

"The hospital setting was rich and accurate, with enough medical details to pique the curiosity of kids who might be so inclined, or to feed the fascination of adults who like to watch medical shows. I always appreciate dramatic suspense in a novel, and this one had it. Plenty of plot points kept me reading: finding out how the kid docs will react to the pressure, the fate of the patients who come into the hospital, and even the fate of one of their own." - Jennifer Donovan, 5 Minutes for Books

KID DOCS is perfect for teen boys and girls (including tweens ages 12 and up) who have ever said “I want to be a doctor,” are curious about what it's like to have a career in the medical field, or are interested in fun educational fiction or nonfiction stories about the adventure of being a doctor.

All of J.W. Lynne’s books are available on Kindle Unlimited.

Genres: Young Adult, Medical, Science Fiction, Fiction

Unknown Binding

First published December 18, 2012

About the author

J.W. Lynne is a Los-Angeles-based author and medical doctor known for writing suspenseful page-turners with twists, turns, and surprises for tweens, teens, young adults, and adults. Her novels include ...

THE UNKNOWN: Eight kids wake up trapped in a traveling prison. (suspense, mystery, thriller) Recommended reading age: 12 years old to adults.

ABOVE THE SKY: In a broken world, teens are sent off to war knowing they will never return. (dystopian, best-friends-to-lovers forbidden romance, suspense) Recommended reading age: 13 years old to adults.

THE DARKNESS OUTSIDE: A teen’s simulated trip to the moon takes a shocking turn. (suspense, adventure, futuristic science fiction) Recommended reading age: 12 years old to adults.

IF I TELL: A girl wonders if her father is a serial killer. (murder mystery, crime thriller, suspense) Recommended reading age: 13 years old to adults.

WHAT HE DIDN'T TELL ME: A traumatized girl meets a boy with a horrible secret. (heartbreaking love story, travel adventure, suspense) Recommended reading age: 13 years old to adults.

KID DOCS: An experimental program teaches kids to be doctors. (fun and educational medical adventure, coming of age) Recommended reading age: 12 years old to adults.

WILD ANIMAL SCHOOL: A teen spends a romantic summer learning to train and care for tigers, lions, leopards, grizzly bears, and elephants. (animal adventure, coming of age) Recommended reading age: 12 years old to adults.

LOST IN TOKYO: A girl travels to Japan with her best friend to follow her missing mother’s bucket list. (travel adventure, best-friends-to-lovers romance, mystery) Recommended reading age: 13 years old to adults.

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Reviews

[Shelby · Rating 5 out of 5]

5 Stars
Amazing! I am actually speechless because it was so good. I loved every bit of this book. I would read it over again. I enjoyed this book. I recommend this book to anyone.

[Bookshelf Productions · Rating 5 out of 5]

This author never disappoints! I absolutely love that she continuously makes me think outside the box with every book she writes.

This is the story of child doctors. Children whom were chosen at the age of three to undergo medical training as part of a controversial experiment with an incredibly high success rate. This concept was intriguing to me and incredibly informative. It follows the lives of these amazing child doctors and what they endure on a daily basis. It’s incredibly engaging and heartbreakingly beautiful.

I highly recommend this book. It’s definitely a read you won’t forget.

[Helen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow great read.

I loved reading this book with its wild premise. The characters are well written with rich details that make you feel like you could know them in life. I would recommend the story to anyone who enjoys a well written book.

[Adam Atom · Rating 5 out of 5]

amazing as heck! loved every little bit of it! Couldn't stop reading! RAther read this than play video games!

[Avery · Rating 5 out of 5]

I recommend to all kids

[Morgs · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very cool book

Its great if you have children who are interested in the medical field. It was also cute with Conner and Cassie together.

[ella · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really liked the concept of this book! I feel like this was a Middle Grade novel, and a good one at that! Conner was an interesting character, and I liked the author's writing style! Overall, a nice read.