James Herriot's good-natured humor, keen observation and brilliant storytelling skills have been winning over new readers for several decades, never ceasing to amaze how interesting stories from the practice of a “cow doctor” can be. Harriot began writing funny and endlessly touching stories about animals when he was already over fifty years old, but even after becoming a famous English writer, Harriot did not leave his veterinary practice for many years. Today his name is known all over the world, and his works have been translated into dozens of languages; several films and a popular television series have been made based on Harriot’s stories. In Thirsk, in the writer’s house, a museum was founded, which is visited every year by thousands of Herriot’s fans. This edition presents the book “And God Made Them All,” like all other works of the author, written with humor and endless love for his four-legged patients.< /p>