Official Review: Memories of a brain doctor

[Damian Keyes]

I'm not a huge fan of stories that talk about medical issues because the words will get too complex. Thanks for creating this well-developed review.

[Ndiviwe]

This book doesn't sound like my type of read, I'm not a fan of historic books. But the psychoanalysis of a historic figure like Hitler and killers sounds intriguing. I love psychology books, so because of this might give it a chance.

[Vine Michael]

Memories of a brain doctor is a book that no one would like to miss. I have always wondered about the Parkinson disease, it would be amazing to get an experts insight. Great review.

[zulfiyya]

I'm already hooked just from this review. Parkinsons is a crazy interesting and debilitating disease that I would love to learn more about. This book is perfect for me!

[jemgirl202]

This medical nonfiction sounds fascinating. I love how knowledgeable the author is but also conveys it in a simplistic way. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review!

[nwaobifrancesca]

This book appears like a "fountain of knowledge" indeed. I find much interest in medical truths. And to think it's based on real life events and renown personalities, makes it more captivating. Thanks for a wonderful review.

[Book Lover Jack]

Wow. Seems like an astonishingly eye-opening semi-medical book!

[Warona]

Its really quite intriguing I must say abd altough this is not my forte I do like what the book is all about. Now I can read minds and make surgeries lol just kidding but seriously the free sample did give me a major inside look about all this big people and yeah its great.

[Etienneza]

Your review makes it possible for those dealing with ,or connected to those with mental health challenges, diseases impacting the functioning of the brain,with more accurate information.
With this in hand it serves the human race with the tools needed to not to discriminate, or isolate those that need to be cared for.Intervention is bourne in knowledge.Thank you for making the book accessible to a possible wider readership!

[edztan15]

This is an informative book about historical figures with a little bit of a twist. The book focuses on the neurological side of prominent people and show the readers a glimpse of what's going on in their mind that shaped our history. This is a fascinating subject for both fans of historical and medical books. Thanks for the review.

[Magnify3]

This sounds like an interesting read. It would be interesting to learn of the detailed information on Parkinson's disease in not able people such as Muhammad Ali and Adolf Hitler.

[Nerea]

This sounds like an interesting and enlightening non-fiction book that touches on mental illness and other chronic diseases of the nervous system. I love updating and learning new lights on such topics, and I will read the book to get more gems on the same. Congratulations on being the BOTD.

[Adedayo+23]

This sounds like a great read. It's filled with a lot of eye-opening medical and historical facts about famous personalities. It's a worthy read for anyone with a curious mind or fascination for history and medicine. Great review.

[Nzube Chizoba Okeke]

Wow! I would so love to delve into this book. It's not just about the love of history and medicine but the knowledge this book holds. Congrats on BOTD!

[jaliper]

I honestly hate medical reads. But your review looks like this one is interesting, although I'd find it annoying too if I read those grammatical errors. Anyway, I'll put this in my shelf and see if I'll be interested. Thanks.