Summarize the book’s content in detail, then offer your own opinion on it, such as how useful the scholarship is for people interested in medical anthropology, how convincing the central argument of the book is, how well-supported it is by evidence, and if you would recommend it.

Nonfiction book review:

Read a nonfiction book of your choosing, that is relevant to the topic of medical anthropology. Then, write a 2-3 page (500-750 words) book review. This will be similar to a book review in an academic journal: first, summarize the book’s content in detail, then offer your own opinion on it, such as how useful the scholarship is for people interested in medical anthropology, how convincing the central argument of the book is, how well-supported it is by evidence, and if you would recommend it (you can be critical of the book!). E.g. see section of book reviews here:

https://anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15481433/current

Choose a book from the site given.

Go beyond just saying if you liked the book or not – actually say whether you agree with their arguments and evidence. You only need to cite the book itself, but can cite other sources if you want, using complete APA citations.