Summary of James Herriot's All Things Wise and Wonderful

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I was in London with the other airmen, doing PT, when we were told to run around the park. I was shocked at how quickly I was getting tired. It was not far now, the corporal said, but it felt like it. #2 I was billeted in a block of flats in St. John’s Wood. I was used to syringes, but the sight of them was too much for many of my friends. We ate in the London Zoo and marched endlessly. #3 The author was called to cleanse a cow on the farm, and when he returned, he found that the cow had been taken away. Blossom was a classical example of an old bovine with jutting pelvic bones, splayed feet, and horns with a multitude of rings along their curving length. #4 The farmer and I finished the cleaning process, and as we were about to leave, I heard the clip-clop of a cow’s feet. It was Blossom, moving at a brisk trot, great udder swinging, eyes fixed purposefully on the open door behind us.