The Lord God Made Them All

/Herriot, James. The concluding volume of the series of tales that made James Herriot the world's most beloved veterinarian. The sequel to All Creatures Great and Small, All Things Brigh.

We love James Herriot B. Abraham We love James Herriot! My husband has read the whole series out loud to the children. You can see the stories as Mr. Herriot talks about laying on the floor of a barn to deliver a calf or how he gets kicked in the leg or how he struggles with not having good medicine to help the animals. You laugh at the crazy antics he gets into and cry over the deaths of beloved pets. Such good books! I highly recommend all of James Herriot's. If you love animals, you will want to read and reread Herriot's books. DF This is one of 4 books in a series. There are not many books that I have kept to read over and over during a long life, but Herriot's are among them. They are full of humor, with occasional pathos. There is a lot of Yorkshire dialect that could be off-putting in the beginning, but you can generally guess what people mean and if you keep reading, you will become familiar with it. The books would lose a lot of their flavor if eve. Linda Prince said "De-Stress". I have been a fan of the audio books for several years. They are great "de-stressers". This year my husband has begun to listen and feels the simplicity of the stories and the relationships are uplifting. It is as if we were returning to the ways of our parents and the times when integrity was essential for one to live comfortably in one's own skin. The writing is superb and the narration captivating. The language is reflective

"This is Herriot at his bestable to make us laugh, cry or nod in agreement with some snippet of universal truth." --The Washington Post"A triumph in the art of storytelling, as delightful and refreshing to the mind's eye and heart as a field of bright-eyed daisies." --Fort Worth Star-Telegram