In 38 moving chapters, Herriot once again captures the magical beauty of the Yorkshire dales, the joys and sorrows of its inhabitants, and the richly rewarding experiences of a country veterinarian.
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In 38 moving chapters, Herriot once again captures the magical beauty of the Yorkshire dales, the joys and sorrows of its inhabitants, and the richly rewarding experiences of a country veterinarian.
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This is Herriott at his usual - stories that captivate the heart. These short stories, like all |Herriott's others, take one away to a diifferent time and place that is innocent, invigorating and with happy endings that refresh the soul.
With this purchase, I now have the full collection in hard cover and the collection is one of my greatest hard cover book treasures.
marifran
Jun 22, 2007
For animal lovers
Like all of James Herriot's books, The Lord God Made Them All is a Godsend for all animal lovers worldwide. His treatment of animals as real beings, each one with its own personality, is delightful, his good-humoured way of treating all the adventures and misadventures of veterinary life in the country is superb. I love him (as a writer, of course, haha).
