” ‘American Sirens,’ by Kevin Hazzard! As a volunteer EMT, I was astonished to learn that all of our procedures were developed in Pittsburgh in the 1960s and ’70s by two remarkable doctors and an incredible group of all Black paramedics, the first in the nation. Essential reading. Honorable mentions: ‘The Song of the Cell’ and ‘An Immense World.’ ” — COURTNEY NALIBOFF, North Haven
Mainers, please email to tell us about the book on your bedside table right now. In a paragraph or two, describe the book and be sure to tell us what drew you to it. We want to hear what you are reading and why. Send your selection to pgrodinsky@pressherald.com, and we may use it as a future Bedside Table.
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