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Book Reviews of Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor

Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor
Angels in the ER Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor
Author: Robert D. Lesslie
ISBN-13: 9780736923156
ISBN-10: 0736923152
Publication Date: 8/1/2008
Pages: 240
Rating:
  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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4 stars, based on 50 ratings
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
Book Type: Paperback
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6 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

reviewed Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor on
Helpful Score: 2
This author has a refreshingly Christian outlook compared to the usually cynical writings of most of these type books.
reviewed Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor on + 6 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Very enjoyable book
reviewed Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor on
Helpful Score: 1
Enjoyable sotries of ER hapenings. Told from the perspective of the ER Dr. he also includes his insight, wisdom and effects these happenings have on those involved.
reviewed Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor on + 43 more book reviews
Very enjoyable book with a positive outlook! Quick read.
kayla-joy avatar reviewed Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor on + 17 more book reviews
I thought this book would be more lighthearted than it was. The writer wrote in a very "doctorish" way. The stories were pretty serious and frequent tearjerkers.
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Beautiful Gift Copy!
Dr. Lesslie writes in a casual, conversational, friendly tone. He allows us to see behind the scenes in the ER. You will laugh, weep, giggle, grin, and cry. And with him, you will celebrate the angels in our lives! I found myself laughing a lot. One example is of a woman who came in the ER with panties on her head. I can not say that I understood her point. Plus she went running up to the wrong girl thanking it was her daughter, until she really saw her daughter.