Dan Koeppel Livres

The book offers a gripping firsthand narrative of the COVID-19 crisis, blending the perspectives of a New York Times journalist and a senior doctor working in one of the busiest emergency rooms in New York City. It captures the intense challenges faced by healthcare workers, the emotional toll of the pandemic, and the acts of compassion that emerged amidst the chaos. Through vivid storytelling, it provides an insightful look into the realities of frontline medical care during a global health emergency.

Exploring the motivations behind an extraordinary journey, this narrative delves into a father's obsession with birdwatching across sixty countries. It examines the emotional and personal implications of his passion, revealing how this pursuit affects family dynamics and relationships. The story invites readers to reflect on the nature of obsession, the bonds between father and child, and the unique experiences that shape our lives.

Presents a history of the banana that describes its role in the development of Central American nations and international business, the diseases that threaten its survival, and the hobbies and traditions inspired by the fruit.