The Lord God Made Them All/An exceptional marriage/Texas dawn/Crossing in Berlin

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THE LORD GOD MADE THEM ALL by James Herriot St. Martin's, $13.95 The beloved Yorkshire storyteller Is back, singing "life's exultant message" as he shares with his readers the joys and heartaches of the life of a country vet. The time is the 1950s, years of change in the science of veterinary medicine and in James's life. With his usual pluck and good humor, the young vet copes with it all: the quirky Yorkshire clients,, the patients great and small, and the antics—endearing and otherwise—of his own small children. A delight for longtime Herriot fans and for new readers as well. Page 7
TEXAS DAWN by Phillip Finch Seaview, $12.95
They were three spirited men who shared a vision of the future and the will to make it a reality. Together they built the finest cattle ranch in Texas. But as the land bound them, it also drove them apart, leaving a bitter legacy for their children: a hard-driving young cowboy, and a determined girl whose pride went as deep as her love for the... Tovább

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THE LORD GOD MADE THEM ALL by James Herriot St. Martin's, $13.95 The beloved Yorkshire storyteller Is back, singing "life's exultant message" as he shares with his readers the joys and heartaches of the life of a country vet. The time is the 1950s, years of change in the science of veterinary medicine and in James's life. With his usual pluck and good humor, the young vet copes with it all: the quirky Yorkshire clients,, the patients great and small, and the antics—endearing and otherwise—of his own small children. A delight for longtime Herriot fans and for new readers as well. Page 7
TEXAS DAWN by Phillip Finch Seaview, $12.95
They were three spirited men who shared a vision of the future and the will to make it a reality. Together they built the finest cattle ranch in Texas. But as the land bound them, it also drove them apart, leaving a bitter legacy for their children: a hard-driving young cowboy, and a determined girl whose pride went as deep as her love for the land. The powerful story of a Texas valley and of the people who made it their own. Page 275
CROSSING IN BERLIN by Fletcher Knebel Doubleday, $14.95 "I must get out of this country. . . . You will help me," whispers the beautiful Cisela to American businessman Mike Simmons, shortly after their first meeting, in East Germany. Her plea holds both promise and danger. Is she a
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