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Cherry Ames, Chief Nurse: Book 4 (original 1944; edition 2005)

by Helen Wells

Series: Cherry Ames (4)

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Cherry Ames is back, just as you remember her The books are just as you remember them, retaining the same look, feel, and sense of adventure and patriotism as when they were first published. With fully illustrated color covers and a soft-finished hardcover format just like the originals, these books will transport you back to the days when you ...… (more)
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Title:Cherry Ames, Chief Nurse: Book 4
Authors:Helen Wells
Info:Springer Publishing Company (2005), Edition: 1, Hardcover, 224 pages
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Cherry Ames, Chief Nurse by Helen Wells (1944)

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After the successful conclusion of the tropical disease case in Panama, Cherry is sent to the Pacific, ostensibly to bring the new serum to doctors there. She lands on the fictitious Janeway Island and is promptly promoted. She is tasked with setting up an evacuation hospital near enough to the fighting that she can hear the gunfire on an adjacent island. Then a pilot is brought in who has an unusual bullet wound to the shoulder and who is unable to speak.

I enjoyed this one more than the last couple mainly because of the descriptions of life in a WWII evacuation hospital in the Pacific and the construction and use of a portable runway (a development that was very useful for the Americans as they took islands). One thing grated, however, the casual use of the derogatory "Jap". Not unusual at the time, but unpalatable to modern sensibilities. ( )
  labfs39 | Mar 22, 2023 |
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Cherry Ames stood under a palm tree somewhere in the Pacific, the day after Christmas.
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Cherry Ames is back, just as you remember her The books are just as you remember them, retaining the same look, feel, and sense of adventure and patriotism as when they were first published. With fully illustrated color covers and a soft-finished hardcover format just like the originals, these books will transport you back to the days when you ...

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