Small great things

Picoult, Jodi

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470 pages Summary: 'I don't want that nurse touching my baby.' Those are the instructions from the newborn child's parents. However, when the baby goes into cardiac arrest, Ruth, a nurse of twenty years' experience, sees no option but to assist. But the baby dies. And Ruth is charged with negligent homicide. Ruth is shattered and bewildered as she tries to come to terms with her situation. She finds different kinds of support from her sister, a fiery radical, and her teenage son, but it is to Kennedy McQuarrie, a white middle-class lawyer, to whom she entrusts her case, and her future. (Books in Print)
Custom 1
African Americans - Fiction
Nurses and nursing - Fiction
Criminal investigation - Fiction
Lawyers - Fiction
Race relations - Fiction
Racism - Fiction
Level 2
Custom 2
Level 2
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staff reading 41740