Every Living Thing

by James Herriot

First published 1993

Beloved country vet James Herriot returns to his Yorkshire home, where he juggles the daily joys and tribulations of rural practice. When a mysterious illness strikes the village, Herriot must race to save a herd of cattle and protect his beloved community. As he navigates new challenges with his growing family, Herriot's unwavering compassion for every living creature shines through, reminding us of the profound bonds between people, pets, and the natural world.

Genres: fiction, animals, 20th-century, biography-memoir

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family

Setting: England, Yorkshire

Period: 20th-century

342 pages · Paperback · Griffin

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