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Comment by Barbara Jensen on October 18, 2009 at 4:50am

I can not seem to find AMA any place can someeone help me locaate it

Comment by Lisa on February 2, 2009 at 8:08am

"AMA" is a great book being a nurse I feel that this could not have been written any better but, there again what book that James Patterson writes is not capturing.

Comment by Lela on December 27, 2008 at 12:07am

i have to say this book was a true page turner i could not put the book down. i work with people with developmental disabilities and this book touched me in so many ways, some of the drugs he was on are the same ones the people i work with are on. i praise james patterson for bringing tourettes to light it helps me understand some of the things the people i work with are going through even though none of them have tourettes. again i say thank you james patterson

Comment by Cynthia Smith on November 17, 2008 at 8:15pm

I commented earlier on this book. I am hoping that James Patterson will read mypage. I have 3 sons who all have Tourette's, ADHD, OCD, PDD and more. I have wanted to write a book about my experiences with my family. Now that one has been written from the childs perspective I hope that Mr. Patterson will consider helping me write a book from a parents perspective. It is a lonely world raising kids with multiple disorders. I always wished I had a first hand account from someone to know what to do, how to handle situations, where to find help, and especially to know that we are not the only family living this nightmare. The Friedman family cannot imagine what this book will mean to so many kids and families going through the same thing. When my children were smaller, they thought they were the only kids like them and felt like "freaks". I am definitely going to have my children read this book and am recommending it to everyone we know, including every teacher who has ever worked with my children.