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James Herriot

(James Alfred Wight)
UK  (1916 - 1995)
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About James Herriot
James Herriot is the pen name of James Alfred Wight, OBE, also known as Alf Wight (3 October 1916 - 23 February 1995), a British veterinary surgeon and writer. Wight is best known for his semi-autobiographical stories, often referred to collectively as All Creatures Great and Small, a title used in some editions and in film and television adaptations.
 
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If Only They Could TalkAll Creatures Great and SmallIt Shouldn't Happen to a VetLet Sleeping Vets Lie
All Things Bright and BeautifulVet in HarnessAll Creatures Great and Small / If Only They Could Talk / It Shouldn't Happen to a VetVets Might Fly
Vet in a SpinAll Things Wise and WonderfulJames Herriot's Yorkshire: A Guided Tour with the Beloved Veterinarian Through the Land of All Creatures Great And Small And Every Living ThingThe Lord God Made Them All
The Best of James Herriot: Favorite Memories of One of the Most Beloved Writers of Our TimeAnimal Stories: Tame And WildJames Herriot's Dog StoriesThe James Herriot Collection
Every Living ThingJames Herriot's Cat StoriesJames Herriot's Favourite Dog StoriesVet in Harness / Vet in a Spin / Vets Might Fly
Greatest Cat StoriesJames Herriot's Animal StoriesJames Herriot's Yorkshire StoriesJames Herriot's Yorkshire Revisited
All Things Wise and Wonderful / The Lord God Made Them All
 
Books about James Herriot
James Herriot: The Life Of A Country Vet
 
James Herriot recommends
The Apple Tree Saga
The Apple Tree Saga (1977)
(Apple Tree Saga)
Mary E Pearce
"Sheer country magic."
They Must Have Seen Me Coming
They Must Have Seen Me Coming (1978)
Louise Brindley
"This is a funny book, a warm and exciting book about ordinary people - the kind who exist in every town - old folk, who are so easily ignored and whose problems are submerged in the rush of life... touching and vastly entertaining."
Nop's Trials
Nop's Trials (1984)
Donald McCaig
"Poignant, authentic, beautiful... gripping as a thriller... Jack London's books made me cry as a boy and this nearly did the same to me now."
A Countryman's Lot
A Countryman's Lot (1991)
(Tales from the Dales)
Max Hardcastle
"A happy, satisfying and very funny book."



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