“You wouldn’t believe what kids say when they think no one’s really listening.”
That’s the vibe of Confessions of a School Nurse by Michael Alexander — a brutally honest, deeply funny, and surprisingly emotional peek into the chaotic world behind the nurse’s office door.

Michael Alexander isn’t just a nurse. He’s a witness to scraped knees, broken hearts, ridiculous excuses, and the occasional full-blown meltdown — from students and teachers. And somehow, through all of it, he keeps a straight face. Mostly.

This book pulls no punches. It's candid. Relatable. Often laugh-out-loud funny. But what makes it stick is how real it feels. There’s no sugarcoating the exhaustion, the weirdness, or the quiet heartbreak that comes with being the only adult in the room when everything falls apart.

“It’s not always about plasters and paracetamol. Sometimes it’s just about being there.”

Whether it's dealing with mystery rashes, forgotten inhalers, or kids who just need a safe place to cry — these stories show the human side of healthcare in schools. And trust me, it's not what you expect.

If you’re in education, nursing, or just love stories about everyday heroes doing quietly incredible things, this book delivers. Big time.

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This isn’t a medical drama. It’s real life, unfiltered, told by someone who's lived every awkward, hilarious, exhausting moment of it. And you’ll walk away with a new respect for school nurses — and maybe a laugh or two.