Nightingales on Call

Posted on 06 August 2018 by Donna Douglas

From the author of The Nightingale Girls,The Nightingale Sisters and The Nightingale Nursesperfect for fans of Call the Midwife1937 sees new challenges for the trainee nursesDora and her old enemy Lucy are paired up on the children s ward for the final three months of their training The two nurses couldn t seem different, but they may have in common than they think, as each hides a secret heartache and new faces at the NightingaleJess is the feisty eldest daughter of a notorious East End family and determined to prove herself as a ward maid.And new trainee nurse Effie can t wait to escape her small Irish village, and make her way as a nurse in London But Effie s sister Katie soon begins to worry that Effie s behaviour is out of control.Nightingales on call and in crisis have they got what it takes Best Read [ Nightingales on Call ] By [ Donna Douglas ] For Kindle ePUB or eBook – kino-fada.fr As with the other books in this series, Nightingales On Call can be read as a stand alone novel, but having been a fan of these stories from the very first one, I d urge readers to get hold of the other books too Donna Douglas gives enough background information within Nightingales On Call to enable new readers to enjoy it just as much as old fans, but doesn t get too bogged down by things...As the nurses enter their final year of training, new faces appear and an old nemesis finds herself taken down a notch or two.Dora and Lucy find themselves roommates and working together on the children s ward Still proud and arrogant, Lucy is hiding the fact that her father has lost his fortune and she and her mother are nearly destitute Dora and Nick are working to find the money to be able to be married and the last thing Dora needs is Lucy as her roommate But, as often happens with trial As the nurses enter their final year of training, new faces appe...I have read and enjoyed all this series Although these books can be read individually as a stand alone, its lovely if you read them from book 1 onwards It doesn t matter as the author gives enough background for you to pick up but you would equally miss out on some things In MHO anyway.We have seen these sisters come through thick and thin I can t help but admire the author for doing all her research thoroughly this has enlightened me to the past pre NHS Imagine you on your hands and knees I have read and enjoyed all this series Although these books can be read individually as a stand alone, its lovely if you read them from book 1 onwards It doesn t matter as the author gives enough background for...Another great Nightingale book full of interesting characters The only issue I have is that I would like to have heardabout Helen and Millie who featured in the first three books And now that Dora and Millie are...Love, love, loved it Loved them all I have read all the books in the series in order The characters are multifaceted, the stories excellent I have laughed out laughed out loud, cried, and shouted to the characters my outrage, s...I love this series of books that tell about the nurses of the Nightengale Hospital in East London How they train, how the learn and work, and how their lives mesh with life as a nurse in the 1930 s at the preeminent nurses training hospit...An excellent easy read, loved the story line and would recommend it to everyone.Can t wait to read the next one in the series.Coming from a nursing family though it is fiction so many of the story lines are so true to life.A charming read Perfect to de stress Sometime all you need is a good cup of tea and to know the worst problems in life are passing exams and cleaning bedpans I return to this series often, and will continue to do so It is a perfect literary palate cleanser.This excellent nursing series continues and the girls enter their third year of study.Living in close quarters and having diverse backgrounds, feuds and discontent brew.A wonderful on site into nursing in the 1930s.Can t wait to start the next instalmentAnother great read in the series.

English
06 August 2018

Donna Douglas