What do you think about the way the book is presented?

[Jerry Anozie]

I don't see them as scattered information. But I would say they are more like chips to help readers better understand for the real life perspective

[kensgarment odogwu]

wow... I thought I was the only one that observed this. While reading I felt some of the stories were not connected and felt off. I really cant tell the intention of the author for writing this book. However the end of the story was quite okay.

[Hager Salem]

For me, I prefer books with personal stories as evidence or examples. So the way the book was presented was fine with me.

[Agbata Precious 1]

Well, I see this book as a true-life story. Although the had scattered information and was boring in some parts well she did well

[Wash William]

For me, this book was presented in a very organized manner. All information came at the right time and right place.

[Charles lib]

At first, I thought that the first chapters you talked about weren't related, but after reading the entire volume, I found out that it was very helpful for me to relate to her as a common person who also needs health insurance plans because it's very common to read books that the author distances herself or himself from events, but the author here talked about her story too, making it easier to understand her motivations and to relate to the book too.

Yes I agree with you, this book was so helpful to me.

[Blessing Chi Peculiar]

The book is presented beautifully. They do not strike me as unrelated bits of knowledge. Before sharing her knowledge about the business side of the healthcare system, I think the author is trying to be as relatable as possible by discussing her cancer and her background.

[Gandhi_D 1st]

This book is not a scattered piece of information, it is a logical point of the idea that connects every story and event to the main point of emphasis.

[Phooko Tebogo PC]

“Knowledge is power”. This proves to be true by reading the journey of a woman with a plethora of knowledge in the business of healthcare. Soon becoming a patient herself, the author made the story about her experience in the incredible difference of now being a person on the other side.This is a fantastic self-help book that was written with self love and much care and kindness. The content is Logical as I do not feel there is any evidence of scattered pieces of information at all.

Thank you for saying it better, I also found every information connected. Throughout the book, I found every chapter useful to be present in the book. The book shares an abundance of information

[Flourish Sunday]

The author discussed the subject from both the perspective of a client and a service provider. The purpose, in my opinion, is to demonstrate various viewpoints. The various perspectives aid in comprehending the system's complexity. The opportunity to match the client's needs with what the provider can deliver is advantageous to both parties.

[Roderick Voss]

The author's writing was flawless. She read the book aloud with a pleasant tone and a methodical style that any reader could understand.

[Peace Eze]

I feel the book was presented in such a way where the author gets to express herself, while telling the story of her personal experiences and also educating readers about healthcare.

[Agbata Trust]

The only information I found off was about her up bringing and family background it wasn't adding to the tittle of the book. Aside from that other information were very well suitable for the book.

[Amanda Warner]

I don't think the book is a collection of scattered pieces, as indicated by her life struggle and cancer diagnosis, which was a key to filling the reader in on every detail possible and connecting it to the health care system.

[Mimi JJ1]

This is an interesting review of this book
Your choice of words is great
I love you stated everything explicitly