Dr. Frau: A Woman Doctor Among the Amish Book

I found this book to read because I live in an area where is near the Amish and Mennonite people. Reading with great interest, I gain much more information about the details of Amish.
Grace Kaiser, the author of this book, spent around twenty-eight years in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania where the story was set in. She treated Amish and Mennonite patients and delivered their children, known as "Dr.Frau". The whole story adheres to the emotions of people from the birth of the new children and
the bad circumstances the baby doctor suffered on the way to help the Amish birthing mom during those years. In addition, the story also shows to us the daily lives of Amish, like the furnishings of their houses, the clothings they wear and the works they do.
The author has done a excellent job portraying the subtleties in how Amish confront money and life with a poignantly humorous way. Besides, some grievous part, she just describes people's expression easily instead of shouting out loud.
Unfortunately, most of the author can describe details like what she does, even they try to forgo this writing way and choose another way which makes their articles seem much more sophisticated. The simplest sentences Grace Kaiser made can be the most impressive, the most attractive.
For me, the book is suitable for the people who want to take a break after they read whole bunch of seriously world-famous literature, who want to know another culture, who are interested in conservative people. However，this book is the most suitable one for the reader who want to read it.
Hopefully, you can enjoy this vivid book