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Vaccine Nation (2000)

by David Lender(Favorite Author)

3.23 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: Thrillers are not my usual genre and I'm not fond of ongoing chase plots. However, Lender's Vaccine Nation has crafted both so well, his story kept me reading from the very beginning and engrossed until the end.The topic, mandatory vaccinations for children, is one I had a strong opinion on and Lender managed to change my thinking. With accurate research into the topic, the author pulls the reader into the details of the debate, until we couldn't wait for the ending. Which, by the way, I loved! And I tend to be a tough critic on endings.HIghly recommended read.
review 2: Very interesting thriller based on the idea of a conspiracy in the pharmaceutical industry to profit from selling untested and dangerous vaccines. If you are a vaccine advocate this book will ... moredrive you crazy and there is no practical chance that you will enjoy it. However, if you are one of the millions of Americans who is beginning to recognize, and become alarmed by, the rising incidences of autism in our children then this story will be very appealing. If you don't have an opinion about vaccines but you like edge-of-your seat spy/assassin stories then this book is for you.I share my Kindle with my daughters, so a s a caution for some readers, there are several "adult" scenes and several characters who use rough language. If these issues are concerns, you might want to avoid the book. less

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