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I saw this book get compared to the drama Grey's Anatomy. And suddenly I understand why I'm not jiving with this book. While the familiar setting of Toronto is some comfort, it doesn't overcome my malaise of how it is exploring the topic.

Also not a book to read when making food.

The concept of this book exploring the grey areas that is becoming and being a doctor in Canada and Toronto particularly (that I see so far) is an idea that I feel I can get behind. The execution as a fiction book is something I'm struggling with.

Granted, this as well as most of my other books in progress has been sidelined by Blood Over Bright Haven both in urgency and interest at this moment. So there's that.

You know how my main complaint with The Marriage Plot was the fact I despised the three primary characters the narrative evolved around.

It's happening again, although I've only really had the chance to get to know two of our ensemble cast so far. But yeah, they're terrible people. Even knowing why they are how they are doesn't make them enjoyable to read about.

Here be the next book randomly generated off my TBR. I got the book out of a Little Free Library about a year ago and thus judgement must be passed on whether I keep it or I pass it on.

Honestly, I don't actually know what the book actually is about or even if it is fiction or nonfiction. I feel like I keep getting conflicting reports on that.