Synopsis

Dexter Procter the 10-Year-Old Doctor is a funny and fast-paced story about Dexter, a medical genius who becomes a qualified doctor at just ten years old. Although he has the brain of a professional surgeon, he is still treated like a child by adults and struggles to be taken seriously at the hospital. As he deals with ridiculous patients, workplace chaos, and the challenge of fitting in with older colleagues, Dexter learns that being a good doctor is not only about being clever but also about empathy, teamwork, and understanding people. The book is filled with humour, cartoon-style illustrations, and playful medical facts that make it highly entertaining for young readers.

About the Author

Adam Kay is a British author, former doctor, and comedian best known for the bestselling memoir This Is Going to Hurt. He writes children’s books that combine his medical background with comedy, creating stories that are both educational and laugh-out-loud funny. His work is popular for its energetic style, quirky characters, and engaging approach that encourages a love of reading.