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Not only is it wonderful tip to feminism and breaking gender roles, there are also very few books that I have come across that are from the view point of a female doctor (that is a historical fiction). Being a female doctor myself, it has been nice to find similarities between Nora's thought process with patients as well as finding what prior women had to battle (and are still battling) today in where credentials are held with respect, but there are still stigmas against women holding them.
Agree that reading about Nora is a wonderful adventure into the past as women began to break barriers!
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Feb 16, 2024 07:03AM
Not only is it wonderful tip to feminism and breaking gender roles, there are also very few books that I have come across that are from the view point of a female doctor (that is a historical fiction). Being a female doctor myself, it has been nice to find similarities between Nora's thought process with patients as well as finding what prior women had to battle (and are still battling) today in where credentials are held with respect, but there are still stigmas against women holding them.
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Agree that reading about Nora is a wonderful adventure into the past as women began to break barriers!
