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Bruno Ramos brunosramos — I never really wanted to read this book. I preferred Segal's The Class to this saga, but since I was going into Medicine and my mum had a copy of it in her library (from her Med school days, no less), I decided to read it. That was almost 8 or 9 years ago. I don't remember much of the storyline of the book except for that tiny part where they had to kill dogs for an experiment. But a few months before finishing my final year in Med School, I noticed a number of copies of this book being brandished around by my classmates like a trophy of some sort. Before I knew it, quotes were being dropped and classmates were asking, "Have you read this book? It's really good.." It's almost as if you're not a doctor if you haven't read "Doctors". But, I guess, that is brilliance of this book, in that even if it was written years ago, following a class of med students at Harvard, struggling to become MDs, we, young Filipino med students, still identified with it, understood it and in some ways, was inspired by it. Time and distance amount to naught when we travel that same long and hard road. In the end, Segal has managed to create a classic, a timeless story that will continued to be read by doctors, present and future, and perhaps even by non doctors alike.

Tim Gerlach the_doubleu — 766 pages that could have been done in 300.

Brijesh D brijeshdevanii — Very interesting read. There were a few lulls in the book, but always were worth powering through. Moving.

S Montez stacyemont9220 — classic.

Javiera Martinez javikaa — Not really what I was expecting, I found this somewhat self-indulgent and not really that brilliant - I did skim some chunks, esp the LONG letter from his friend Chris. I am slightly suspicious of people who spend their time trying to figure out the meaning of life and their place in it - rather egotistical in my opinion, and really a waste of time as I'm sure the universe will continue on it's way regardless of our thoughts on it (though of course I could be wrong ... I'm sure Tim Allen wouldn't agree!). I guess if you're interested in quantum physics and existentialism you might enjoy this ...

Felipe Bortolotto felipebortolotto — Officially my favorite of Hoffman's books.

Susan Bernard susanbernard — It's very intresting! But I can't understand there infidelity.

Arantxa Luengo _ranlue — Really, really good so far. My only complaint would be that the book is so big and floppy cause it's a paperback, I can't comfortably read it laying down which is kind of how you might want to read a book of fairy tales.