pickThis is light entertainment, following the capers of Professor Dr. von Igelfeld, as he navigates the topsy-turvy world of human interaction. McCall Smith good-naturedly pokes fun at academia without turning Professor Dr. von Igelfeld into a complete caricature. With a fairly zany plot , this installment of the series gently reminds us of the perils of taking ourselves too seriously.
Gynecologist in Phagwara
A gynecologist in Phagwara provides expert care for women at every stage of life, from routine checkups to specialized treatments, ensuring health, comfort, and guidance you can trust.
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pickSurprised that I am the first to write a review of this book. I enjoyed it and read it in a day. Still thinking about it especially the way she ended it.
Her relationship with her mum , her love life ( some surprises there ) , loyalty , trust and betrayal.
#WDNCW
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1. We do not care that we missed Wednesday.
2. We do not care that our sectional sofa has a huge tear in the fabric and little dog bites in the foam. We are too cheap to buy new furniture, and so we ordered this book nerd blanket off of Etsy to cover up somebody's shame. We like it better than a new couch anyway!
Julia May Jonas's bestselling novel, "VLADIMIR," is officially getting a TV series adaptation!
Netflix is developing an eight-episode limited series based on the novel, with Rachel Weisz in a starring role!
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pickAs someone who was doing biomedical research before becoming a dad, I found this book to be a fascinating read!
During my graduate studies and post-doc, I heard of the odd case of academic dishonesty and data fabrication, mostly through the media. This book was eye-opening because data manipulation is rampant in the field of Alzheimer‘s research, with cases stretching back decades with some of the most accomplished researchers.
A must read!
pickI‘ve had this on my TBR for a while after reading Dear Committee Members a few years ago. This is satire but still familiar to anyone who has worked in higher ed or who has traveled with a group. I really enjoyed it! The MC is just a grumpy as before but he becomes more endearing as this one goes on. #JumpStartSummer
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