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James Herriot Books in Order (19 Book Series)

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James Herriot has written a series of 19 books. Here, you can see them all in order! (plus the year each book was published)

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Last Updated: Monday 1 Jan, 2024

    Chronological
    Total: 19 books

    FAQ

    • Can you provide the James Herriot books in order of publication and their books in order?

      Certainly! For readers who are interested in experiencing the delightful stories of James Herriot in the order they were published, here is the list starting with the most iconic first book and its publication date:

    • What are some short stories by James Herriot, and can you also share some of his series of stories?

      James Herriot's short stories are cherished by many readers. While most of his books are narrative collections, each chapter often tells a complete story on its own about his experiences as a vet in Yorkshire. The stories range from laugh-out-loud tales to more poignant, heartfelt memories. Some of James Herriot's books that feature these short stories are "James Herriot's Yorkshire," "The Best of James Herriot," and his children's book series like "Moses the Kitten" and "Only One Woof."

    • Who is the author behind James Herriot's books and his series of stories?

      The author behind the much-loved James Herriot books is Alf Wight. He used the pen name James Herriot when writing his series of books based on his years as a veterinary surgeon in Yorkshire. With a strong following, Herriot's heartwarming fiction based on real-life events with the animals he cared for, made him one of the most beloved authors of his time, offering many treasured stories.

    • Are there books about James Herriot's personal life or writings about his work and the order in which they were released?

      Yes, there are books that delve into the personal life and writings of James Herriot, including biographies and works that reflect on his contribution to vet literature and how his tales have touched both the veterinary world and general readers. For instance, "The Real James Herriot: A Memoir of My Father" by Herriot's son, Jim Wight, offers intimate insights into the life of the author and the man behind the stories, published chronologically with James Herriot's personal experiences and professional journey.

    • How do I stay updated with news about James Herriot books and related content for my reading list?

      To keep up with the latest news on James Herriot books, releases, and related content, the best course of action would be to subscribe to our newsletter. We frequently provide updates on new publications, special editions of James Herriot's works, and feature a book summary and historical content for devoted fans of his work.

    • Can I find all formats of James Herriot's books, including Kindle and paperback, on your site for flexible reading choices?

      Absolutely! You can find links to various formats of James Herriot's books, whether you prefer the convenience of a Kindle James version, the traditional feel of a hardcover, or the portability of a paperback. If you love James Herriot's stories and wish to read them on Kindle, just visit our shop, and you'll find all the available options listed, ensuring you can enjoy Herriot's tales in your preferred reading format.

    • Are James Herriot's books suitable for children's reading as part of a delightful series?

      James Herriot wrote a delightful collection of books for children, full of the same warmth and love for Herriot Yorkshire and animals found in his adult series. Stories like "Moses the Kitten," "Only One Woof," and "The Christmas Day Kitten" by James Herriot are perfect for young readers and are cherished as part of his wonderful series. The stories in his children's books are not only engaging but also instill a sense of respect and care for animals, making them a hit with the Herriot children and young readers alike. The Martin the Warrior series is also another example of stories where animals come to life, sparking imagination in youthful minds.