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Peter Wright

    Peter Wright is a veterinarian who qualified in 1981. He worked alongside the original inspirations for the characters of James Herriot and Siegfried Farnon. He enjoys sharing anecdotes from his time with them, often leaving younger vets amused and wondering if he himself might have made an appearance in the famous books.

    Spionage handboek
    Cacciatore di spie
    Spycatcher
    The Yorkshire Vet
    Beginning objects with Visual Basic 5
    Peter, Sue and a Lot of Poo!
    • Channel 5's television vet Peter Wright from Yorkshire has a call to visit a poorly cow. When he arrives Sue the cow gives him a hard time but all is well, except for Peter!

      Peter, Sue and a Lot of Poo!2024
      4.0
    • Vzpomínání populárního britského veterináře, který začínal kariéru u legendárního Jamese Herriota a řadu let vystupoval v televizním pořadu Veterinář z Yorkshiru, navazuje na jeho předchozí knihu Zvěrolékařem v Yorkshiru. Autor přibližuje záludnosti své veterinární praxe, která ho zavádí do nejrůznějších zapadlých koutů malebného yorkshirského kraje, a zároveň se ohlíží za svým životem.

      Zvěrolékařem v Yorkshiru : všechny velké i malé bytosti mého života : vzpomínání veterináře z oblíbeného televizního seriálu. 2.2023
      3.8
    • The Yorkshire Vet

      • 336 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      A warm and engaging memoir from the star of Channel 5's popular series 'The Yorkshire Vet'. From work experience under James Herriot to eventually taking over his practice in the Yorkshire Dales, Peter Wright tells the hilarious and heartbreaking story of his encounters with creatures of all shapes and sizes.

      The Yorkshire Vet2019
      4.1
    • Beginning objects with Visual Basic 5

      • 339 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      The book deals with objects and object-orientated development with Visual Basic 5. It explains why object-oriented programming is so important today, and how its use can simplify the development process as a whole. To do this it drills down on Classes, ActiveX Controls, Components, Documents, OO style and what these things let you do. It leads the reader into the realm of actual development, by using a lot of real world examples, demonstrating the sort of problems that programmers come up against everyday.

      Beginning objects with Visual Basic 51998
      3.0
    • Spycatcher

      • 392 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      A rare inside glimpse of the real dayby-day goings-on within the British intelligence world from a high-level authoritative voice.

      Spycatcher1987
      3.8