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Cutting for Stone: A Gripping Tale of Love and Medicine

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'Cutting for Stone' by Abraham Verghese is an enthralling Kindle edition that takes you on a literary journey through the lives of unforgettable characters and rich historical settings. This masterfully written novel combines medical intrigue, cultural... Show More
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Cutting for Stone: A Deeply Moving Story
Cutting for Stone: A...

'Cutting for Stone' by Abraham Verghese is an enthralling Kindle edition that takes you on a literary journey through the lives of unforgettable characters and rich historical settings. This masterfully written novel combines medical intrigue, cultural depth, and complex personal dynamics to paint a vivid picture that stays with the reader long after the last page is turned. The story follows the lives of twin brothers born to a nursing nun in a small hospital in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. From their unexpected birth to their tumultuous journey through life, Verghese's intricate storytelling and authentic characters make this book a must-read for lovers of well-crafted fiction. Abraham Verghese's writing is praised for its complexity, filled with fully described characters who are sympathetic even when their actions seem cruel or unkind. The settings are authentic, and the book is full of interesting historical and cultural realities, particularly focused on places often overlooked in the world of fiction. The medical aspects of the story are fascinating and informative, providing a unique blend of knowledge and narrative skill. Verghese's storytelling makes readers feel as though they are sitting with him as he speaks directly to them, making the reading experience intimate and personal. Although the novel covers painful and tragic topics, it offers an incredible journey that leaves readers better informed, kinder, and more hopeful about humanity.

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Print length 690 pages
Language English
Sticky notes On Kindle Scribe
Publisher Vintage
Publication date February 3, 2009
File size 4082 KB
Page Flip Enabled
Word Wise Enabled
Enhanced typesetting Enabled
FAQ

Is 'Cutting for Stone' suitable for someone who enjoys historical fiction?

Absolutely! The book is rich with historical and cultural details that will captivate fans of historical fiction.

Is this book available only as a Kindle edition?

The description provided focuses on the Kindle edition; however, the book is also available in hardcover, paperback, and audiobook formats.

What themes are explored in 'Cutting for Stone'?

The novel explores themes of family, love, betrayal, medical ethics, and the complexities of human relationships.

Does the book contain medical jargon that might be hard to understand?

While the book includes detailed medical procedures, Verghese's writing ensures that these are accessible and enhance the story without overwhelming the reader.

How long is 'Cutting for Stone'?

The Kindle edition is 688 pages long, offering a substantial and immersive reading experience.

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