Marlene Said:

Trying to find a book about an Indian (US) hunchback who is born on a stagecoach and adopted by a doctor?

We Answered:

"Heart of the Country" by Greg Matthews
http://www.amazon.com/Heart-Country-Greg…
"If the vast buffalo herds that still roamed Kansas in the mid-19th century were in some sense the heart of the country, then the white pioneers committed some kind of spiritual suicide by wiping them out. So suggests this sprawling and doggedly fanciful tale by the Australian author of The Further Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The central figure in a cast of energized puppets, of whom most are either insane or malicious, is Joe Cobdenillegitimate, half-Indian, fated both by his birth and the buffalo-like hump on his back to be a social outcast. Joe starts his working life as a hunter of buffalo, then regrets his role in their destruction and turns to making cigar-store Indians, while rearing the ingrate son of a pious lunatic. The story includes incest, murder, whoring, drunkenness, opium taking, ghoulish burial and shovelfuls of insanity, as well as a spectral white buffalo, among other echoes of Moby-Dick. Dickens"

Keith Said:

Can you please name me an autobiography written by a famous doctor?

We Answered:

One Life by Dr. Christiaan Barnard
Memoirs of Childhood and Youth by Dr. Albert Schweitzer
Out of My Life and Thought also by Albert Schweitzer
The Life of Dr. Samuel Mudd (the doctor who treated James WIlkes Booth after the Lincoln assassination) by Dr. Samuel Mudd