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By exploring the origins of MSF and sharing the experiences of its field staff, this book illustrates the principles and necessity of humanitarian aid. It serves as an excellent introduction to MSF, particularly because it focuses not only on medical staff but also on non-medical personnel such as water and sanitation specialists and logisticians. In particular, by addressing MSF’s philosophy of “not only treating but also bearing witness,” as well as failures and ethical dilemmas encountered...

When I was in elementary school, I was obsessed with this series.

Best line: "Don't be the girl who wants to leave a perfectly fun pregame because you don't want to date any of the guys there."<br/><br/>It started out hilarious and clever enough, but turned into sexist nonsense as soon as it got to the relationship chapters. For example: Why is it less acceptable to ask a guy friend for advice while in a relationship than to accept a drink and casually flirt with strangers? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯<br/><br/>

I loved the first installment but had trouble enjoying this one. Maybe I didn't spend enough time on it (I tend to hurry through books when life is busy) but for me it felt like an interlude rather than a whole second volume. Also, I honestly missed the gore and horror.

Loved the characters but the story was a little boring.

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