Adam Kay is a famous British comedian who spent six years of his life as a trainee doctor in the country’s public hospitals.

This is his personal diary of that period, written with a lot of humor, though it often refers to situations that are not funny at all. Without hesitation or evasion, the author chronicles a series of absurd situations, life-and-death decisions, endless shifts, and starvation wages as everyday experiences of young doctors in Britain.

As a hilarious personal story that reflects the starkness of our times, it has managed to surpass one million readers worldwide, and in addition to its theatrical adaptation, a television series with the same title is being prepared for BBC by Adam Kay himself.

60,000 reviews of 4* and 5* on Goodreads. Specsavers National Book of the Year. Books are my Bag - Readers' Award 2017. 19 weeks at No. 1 on the Sunday Times.