Dinosaur Hospital: Mesozoic Stories

The prose of the life of an ordinary hospital: operations, calls, reports, meetings, dissatisfied patients... Only all the employees are dinosaurs of the Cretaceous period. Everyone took the Hippocratosaurus Oath, and everyone has their own problems: the ankylosaur therapist is a whiner, the pterodactyl surgeon is a talker, and the dromaeosaurus nurse bites. So work with these! — the chief doctor is suffering. And if you’re wondering where green stuff and laxatives came from in the Mesozoic era, read to the end, you’re in for a dizzying journey through time.

Svetlana Lavrova is not only the author of hundreds of books (“Trilobites are not to blame”, “Death comes with tomatoes”, “Cat until Tuesday”), a laureate of prizes and awards (“A Cherished Dream”, “Book of the Year”, “Kniguru”, Order of Good and Sveta). She is also a doctor, a neurophysiologist, works in the neurosurgical department of a real hospital and during operations helps the surgeon not to hurt anything important. Therefore, she knows firsthand how a hospital works and how a person living on Earth can avoid hurting anything important.