Excellent Book. Table of Contents is organized by symptom (e.g., Child with Stridor, Child with Abdominal Pain, etc.) and then proceeds to give a thorough differential diagnosis of these conditions. The most common are discussed in detail, along with prototypical examples of the radiologic findings in each condition. It is a 1994 text, which is probably the only drawback. The first edition was ~1984, so this one should have life left in it....

I just read Good-Bye Mr.Chips and I thought that it was a decent book. It was about an older man who had been a schoolmaster at an all boys school. The school was very reputable. Everyone at the school knew and loved Mr. Chipping. They called him Mr. Chips. He was a humerous character and everyone laughed at his jokes. He would make the new boys feel welcome and he taught well. The story is about him recollecting his memories while working at Brookfield (the school). He worked there for about 60 years and expreienced many things and got to know many boys. Everyone liked him and hated to see him go.

Good-Bye Mr. Chips is a short story about a man named Authur Chips. He is a headmaster at a school named Brookfield. Mr. Chips, as he is called by his students, is a very old fashioned Latin teacher. Throughout the book he encounters many different situations and his reactions display his charming and noble character. He cares about people and influences the lives of all who come in contact with him.
Although there is not much action, Good-Bye Mr. Chips is captivating in its own way. It's easy to read and short enough that it does not become boring and monotonous.

Good-bye Mr. Chips was a good book for short, recreational reading.
Mr. Chips is an elderly man who tells about his life as a school teacher.
He also tells all about his wife, whom he loved very much, but whom died an early death.
Through out the book the stories of the past are told by Mr. Chips as he sits in his chair drinking tea. He is very kind and
he loves the boys at the school.