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Heart PBS 'All Creatures Great & Small"
This has always been one of my favorite books, and the Masterpiece rendition on PBS has been an absolute joy!

In case you missed Season 1 that has just ended in US -- they have it archived.
All Creatures Great and Small | PBS
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