"How many doctors do you know who are also cartoonists? You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll learn a lot from this funny, touching graphic memoir about what goes on behind the scenes in the lives of people working in medicine." -Austin Kleon, New York Times best-selling author of Steal Like an Artist

"Since The House of God appeared nearly forty years ago, there have been many coming-of-age accounts by doctors but all too few by women and none as smart, tender, and laugh-out-loud funny as See One, Do One, Teach One. Medical and nonmedical readers alike will enjoy following Grace Farris on her journey from anxious first year medical student to confident new attending physician. I love this book!" -Suzanne Koven, author of Letter to a Young Female Physician

"As a memoir cartoonist and a mother who is low-key obsessed with the medical field, I was thrilled to finally read a graphic novel that lives in the tiny part of the Venn diagram where medicine, comics, memoir, and birth meet. (In fact, Grace Farris’s book might be the only book that lives there.) Informative, accessible, and funny, See One, Do One, Teach One, is a singular book that everyone should read." -Julia Wertz, author of Impossible People

"I wish I had See One, Do One, Teach One during medical school. It is funny and tender but also beautiful and educational, like your favorite textbook zapped alive." -Ricardo Nuila, author of The People's Hospital

"The parts of Grace Farris that make her a talented writer and artist also make her—I have no doubt—an incredible doctor: deep curiosity, empathy, and imagination. Farris is changing lives as an artist and as a physician. Even this memoir is medicine." -Maggie Smith, New York Times best-selling author of You Could Make This Place Beautiful and Dear Writer