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James
Herriot, 2006, paperback, 256 pages
This 3rd volume
contains more tales of Herriot's unpredictable boss, his charming
student brother Tristan, the joys of spring lambing, a vicious cat
called Boris and James' courtship with Helen.
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The
Lord God Made them all |
James
Herriot, 2006, paperback, 352 pages
The War is over and
James Herriot goes back to where he ought to be - at work in Darrowby.
Much has changed, but the blunt spoken Yorkshire folk and the host of
4-legged patients are still the same.
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James
Herriot, 2006, paperback, 256 pages
The Yorkshire dales
have never seemed more beautiful for James. He now has a lovely
wife, a partner's plate on the gate and the usual menagerie of animals
and owners demanding his attention. All the old Darrowby friends
are on top form.
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James
Herriot, 2006, paperback, 224 pages
Strapped into the
cockpit of a Tiger Moth trainer, James Herriot feels rather out of
place, but he hasn't found a new profession and it surely won't be long
before the RAF come round to his point of view.
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James
Herriot, 2006, paperback, 240 pages
A few months of
married bliss and the wonders of home cooking are rudely interrupted for
James by the second world war. This fifth volume locates him in a
training camp and in between square pounding and digging for victory, he
dreams of the people and animals he left behind.
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James
Herriot, 2006, paperback
When the newly
qualified vet, James Herriot, arrives in the small Yorkshire village of
Darrowby, he has no idea of the new friends he will meet or adventures
that lie ahead. This volume chronicles James Herriot's first years
as a country vet.
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You've
Done What My Lord? |
Rory
Clark, 2002, paperback
When James Aden
applies for the position of Deputy Agent at Rumshott, one of the finest
landed estates in England, he little realises what he has let himself in
for, although being selected for his shoes should have been warning
enough.
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An
English Country Manner |
Rory
Clark, 2002, paperback
When circumstances
force James Aden to leave Scotland, he finds employment as the agent on
Sir Charles Buckley's vast Suffolk estate, where rogue chimney pots,
unsavoury tenants and delinquent sheep are the least of his problems.
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Dick
Francis, 2006, hardback, 352 pages
The latest offering
from Dick Francis. It's the third death on Cheltenham Gold Cup Day
that really troubles Sid Halley. Former champion jockey, Halley,
knows the perils of racing all too well, but this is precisely how he
finds jockey Huw Walker - who only a few hours earlier had won the
coveted Triumph Hurdle.
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Dick
Francis, 1985, paperback, 416 pages
Andrew Douglas
works for a company specialising in returning kidnap victims to their
families. Italy's foremost female jockey is kidnapped followed by
a racehorse owner's son and the senior steward of the Jockey Club.
Douglas is brought in to investigate.
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