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title: "Call the Midwife: Farewell to the East End (The Midwife Trilogy Book 3)"
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# Call the Midwife: Farewell to the East End (The Midwife Trilogy Book 3)

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## Customer Reviews

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    Anything about the author.
  

*by C***N on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 16, 2023*

I have watched every episode of Call the Midwife and really enjoyed it.  I am specially fond of anything written by Jennifer Worth.

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    Excellent True Story of Nurses and Nuns Serving England’s Poor Post WW2
  

*by P***E on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 17, 2020*

As a nurse and with an intense interest in the history surrounding WW2 I found this (and her other books) book fascinating. I had heard many of my friends talk about the video series Call the Midwife but had no idea it was based on a true story. As a rule I will not watch a movie or video based on a book before actually reading the book. Even though I am a mother of four children and found childbirth uneventful in my own life, it is not an area of nursing I’m particularly fond of so I dismissed this series initially. What a BIG mistake! I just finished reading all the Call the Midwife books and came away in absolute awe at how this group of ladies (nuns and nurses) cared for and served the poorest of the poor in the Docklands of England. This author is so very gifted in her observations and interactions with staff and patients while living in the convent house. I was very much impressed with the adherence to infection control and medical teaching afforded to the community and setting up a strict schedule so that one nurse was always on call to deliver babies. They also handled other medical emergencies when a doctor was not available. I am embarrassed to say that I thought that midwives were not familiar with medical advances or worked outside established guidelines. This book shoots that belief down! I also learned how effective nuns are in their commitment to the Lord’s service - much respect! We will never know on this side of Heaven how much these ladies contributed to the Kingdom’s work.

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    It is a story taken right out of the late forties and early fifties and much of the homespun narrative is easy for me to relate
  

*by J***G on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 12, 2014*

Jennifer Worth tells the story of her earlier career (in the late 70's she left nursing to teach music) as a midwife in terms that, at places, made me want to laugh and at others, to cry. It is a story taken right out of the late forties and early fifties and much of the homespun narrative is easy for me to relate to (after, that is, I learn Cockney). Because I was a city boy during that time, the neighborhood camaraderie as well as the childish pranks and the way we amused ourselves before smart phones and electronic tablets, the yelling and even the police presence and the poverty were all part of a memory I cherish.The PBS series has a lot in common with the book but the facts are in the T.V. series rearranged and actually toned down a bit. The book is very descriptive of the work but maintains a profound respect for motherhood, maternity and all decency. A glossary of terms is included in the back.The 50's of the last century saw medical advancements—for which I personally am grateful. But it also reflects the pre-tech age which—not a few—nurses today in reading about might reflectively whisper to themselves 'OMG' as they compare the details of then and now.The reader should develop a deeper appreciation for the Sisters of Nonnatus House as well (and the calling of all the Sisters of the Catholic faith in general) whose commitment and love to God and those in need is unequaled. The church was replete with Sister Teresas—and I say that even though I am not Catholic. I fell in love (both in the T.V. series and the book) with Sister Julienne—played to perfection by Jenny Agutter.And Sister Monica Joan is a hoot! More so in the reading than the T.V. series.The way it all ends and ‘where-are-they-now?’ is only in the books.If you've seen the series, read the trilogy.

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