Year of the Nurse: A Covid-19 Pandemic Memoir Book Reviews

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A must-read. Thank you for telling your story & those of your co-workers. This book will stand throughout history as a window into the last-ditch efforts to save America from itself & Covid-19.

Necessary HARD truths. A view of what it was like to spend 2020 as a nurse in a covid-19 ICU. The decisions that we, the public, have made and are making during this pandemic have consequences, and our world’s health care workers are paying the price. They are doing the best, but they are truly suffering. This is difficult, but I believe necessary, reading.

A can’t miss history of Frontline Covid RN. A Chronological examination of Nursing behind the mask during the 2020-21 COVID-19 Pandemic Author Cassie Alexander’s book The Year of the Nurse is written using her Private Diary, Explanatory Essays, Personal Rants, Tweets, and Two Nurses Talking’s emails. Along the way are interspersed the evolving facts of the Pandemic, it’s spread, and public reactions. Heartbreaking and Horrifying to read. I received an advance copy from the author

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I want to hug the author. I reached the end of this book and all I want to do is howl in grief for the way we, as human beings, failed one another, and continue to do so even to this day. I want to hug the author, and every other medical professional who has been in the trenches fighting to get us here as safely as possible. This was a very raw, somewhat unfiltered, look at the last year and a bit of the author’s life. It made me cry and it made me want to break fragile things. I don’t know what the pandemic still has in store for us, but I can only hope that we have learned our lessons and will do better in the future. Somehow, I have this terrible feeling I’m going to be disappointed. The human spirit is a resilient thing, and so I remain hopeful. I received a complimentary copy of this book through Booksprout.

Year of the Nurse. I would recommend this book to all nurses and medical personnel, and anyone concerned about healthcare. It is truthful, angry and accurate. A lot of rebuilding is needed. It is a well written and very sad story. Nothing will change until realizing that healthcare workers are not dispensable. I just hope there will be some good ones left.