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I love these books, they are so easy to read, Herriot really paints a picture of Yorkshire Vet life. Although I did enjoy it, I missed stories of Siegfried and Tristan in this one so it's not my favourite of the set. However reading about James' many tasks, including coping with married life (Helen is wonderful) and buying items for their humble abode (Encyclopedias!), coping with dogs which hold grudges and trying to keep up with a fellow vet with a head for the drink.
If you haven't read the books I advise you pick up the set right away, I promise you will be laughing within the first few pages. ]]>
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by James Herriot
I may actually be falling in love with Siegfried....no wonder all the women seem to simply melt in his company, the Dude is BRILLIANT!
And could James possibly do worse in his courtship to Helen...guess I'll have to read on to find out.
Tristan is made of awesomeness! ]]>
bookshelves: read-and-reccommended, read-and-will-read-again
How much can one book contain for an Austen fan! You actually get to BE Lizzie Bennet! THE Miss Elizabeth Bennet...and create your own story!
Remember those books when you were kids, the puzzle books where you would read a page or two and then have to make a decision, and the page would direct you to another chapter depending on what decision you make. Well this book is that ONLY...set in Austen.
Seriously....uber overload of Regency bliss in one little book of Austen genius.
But it's not even as simple as that, there are two ways to read this book and get involved. The simple way of just making decisions OR taking notes as well and building a fortune, or accomplishments, connections, confidence and intelligence. You add or take away points and build yourself up.
Uber Uber fun people.
For fans of Austen this is yet another way of getting lost in love of her characters and her stories. ]]>
bookshelves: started-reading-and-thought---huh-
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bookshelves: read-and-reccommended, read-and-will-read-again
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"Cried with laughter at the antics of James, Tristan and the many cars of Siegfried Farnon!"
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