A.V. Harrison-Publishing

Recently in the news because of the apparent brutal homicide of a math teacher Sidney, Montana was a quiet agricultural community, with about the same population as it has now, in the summer of 1960.

“You Can Nail It” is a common-sense self-help book that teaches students how to compete successfully in any academic program. Originally, the book was written for pre-medical students but is applicable to any serious student, even High School.

“David R. Gross is incredibly knowledgeable in his field as evidenced by the wealth of his professional publications. Now he casts his pen to a memoir reminiscent of James Herriot, but on American soil.”

"You Can Nail It" was originally written for pre-medical, pre-dental and pre-veterinary students but college students majoring in a wide variety of disciplines are finding that the principles taught apply to them.

Novelist Emily Hill posts a very favorable review of the memoir of veterinarian David R. Gross' experiences in northeastern Montana in 1960 and 1961.

“Animals Don’t Blush” describes the adventures of Dr. Gross and his new bride during the first year of their marriage after he joined a veterinary practice in Sidney, Montana.

Interesting clients and fascinating animals provide stories from the experiences of a newly graduated veterinarian in Sidney, Montana in 1960. Is David R.Gross the American James Herriot?

Stories describing unique patients and even more unique clients of a veterinary practice in Sidney, Montana in 1960 and 61.

"You Can Nail It" is a no-nonsense, straight-forward guide filled with great tips on how to be an efficient and successful student.

"You Can Nail It" is a self-help guide that teaches students how to prepare and practice for academic competition. The audience is undergraduate students in pre-professional programs.