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How Doctors Think
by Jerome Groopman
Interesting Glimpse into the Mind of Doctors (4/14/2009)
This book shows how doctors diagnose patients. Some use snap judgments and others use various diagnostic tools...but usually it's a combination of the two. I feel that I've learned something about how doctors come to their decisions.
How to Build a House
by Dana Reinhardt
A Good Book (3/13/2008)
My name is Alex and I'm 13. I really liked this book because it was very funny and emotional. I know what it is like to have your parents divorce.
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