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All Creatures Great and Small by James Herriot

ISBN: 9780812415025
Release Date: 01 Apr 1998
Average rating: (read by 23 members)

Categories: Medicine: general issues , Biography & autobiography: science, technology & engineering

Here is the heartwarming true story of Dr. James Herriot, a country veterinarian whose unique courage, warmth, and natural storytelling ability have captured the heart of American in a very special way!

"A classic of its kind...'miraculous' is not too strong a word!" -- "Chicago Times Book World

.""Warm, joyous, often hilarious... shines with love of life." -- "The New York Times Book Review."

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	OhCrepe
	Rated it 3 months ago

One of those "must read" books for someone interested in veterinary medicine. Not a great literary work, but a decent and honest read.

	flapwilson
	Rated it 7 months ago

One of the best memoirs ever written.

	Bookangel2
	Rated it 28 days ago

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