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maxwelldunlop's review against another edition
I don't re-read books much, but I've read this 3 times for some reason. Great escape into the nature of rural England and a look into the lives of the most impressive people you never hear about in life...
tigerlipgloss's review against another edition
2.75
It’s not horrible, but nothing spectacular either. Some parts were quite endearing, but most of the book was just fluff.
A lot of talk about intimate details of a country veterinarian’s day to day (blood letting, uterine prolapses, etc.), not in a crass way but frequent. There absolutely no character growth but I not sure I expected that from 24-30 year old country veterinarians. I also had a really hard time with the complete disregard to their personal safety, every story includes some tidbit of them being needlessly careless in a lighthearted, flippant way.
A lot of talk about intimate details of a country veterinarian’s day to day (blood letting, uterine prolapses, etc.), not in a crass way but frequent. There absolutely no character growth but I not sure I expected that from 24-30 year old country veterinarians. I also had a really hard time with the complete disregard to their personal safety, every story includes some tidbit of them being needlessly careless in a lighthearted, flippant way.
cait1xn's review against another edition
5.0
nicholas ralph is the perfect james herriot, but also gives an amazing (dare i even say unmatched) performance as siegfried and tristan. exactly how i always imagined them, he brought the book to life beautifully
cait1xn's review against another edition
5.0
all time favourite, makes you fall in love with yorkshire all over again every read.
sal_3's review against another edition
funny
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
relaxing
medium-paced
4.25
tealvarez's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
funny
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
sad
medium-paced
5.0