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One young womans story of resilience as she struggles to not lose herself to the madness that has taken root in her family tree.

(Hardback)

An electric memoir that follows a young woman from chasing Olympic dreams on the ice rink, through addiction and prison, to finally discovering her voice as a journalist.

(Paperback)

Must-read memoir of managing a morgue, dealing with everything from death and murder to chaos, corruption and organised crime.

(Hardback)

Must-read memoir of managing a morgue, dealing with death and murder to chaos, corruption and organised crime.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

When Rachels husband, David, survives a plane crash and is left with severe brain damage, she is faced with a life-shaking dilemma: will she be the dutiful Jewish girl shes always thought of herself as and dedicate her life to caring for himdespite the fact that she stopped loving him long before the accident

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This cross-cultural, Arab/American storyan optimistic tale of joy, renewal, and the power of love, music, and danceexplores how a young girl growing up in Tehran and Kuwait experiences the loss of her American mother and her brother, yet is lifted from grief through the love of her devoted Arab father and her strong women relatives.

(Paperback, New edition)

(Paperback)

New edition to coincide with the film release of The Golden Compass


Philip Pullman offered his assistance in the writing of this biography and provided personal photographs


An insight into the man and his books

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(Hardback)

An action-packed memoir about the ins and outs of the jewelry business that portrays a young woman as she faces ups and downs, good guys and bad, while negotiating her way through the pitfalls of doubtful ethics in a male-dominated industry.

(Paperback)

An action-packed memoir about the ins and outs of the jewelry business that portrays a young woman as she faces ups and downs, good guys and bad, while negotiating her way through the pitfalls of doubtful ethics in a male-dominated industry.

(Paperback)

Often comic, often tragic, Disturbing Element is the story of an Australian literary legend written in his own classic style.

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A mysterious file and a strangers WWII postcard propels a second-generation Holocaust survivor on a haunting journey of betrayal and redemptionand ultimately gives her the courage to confront her own familys buried secret.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

The chronicle of one womans journey toward independence, self-assurance, and connectedness as she cares for her mother, who is rapidly losing her own identity to the early stage of Alzheimers.

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When Elizabeth Marcuss tyrannical parents toss caution asidealong with everything she saysshe struggles to make sense of their poignant, often hilarious plunge into old age in Mexico. Bizarre new friends appear; absurd disasters follow. Dont Say A Word! illuminates the maddening challenge of watching our parents final decline, a challenge familiar to frazzled adult-children everywhere.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

A vivid, seductive, gorgeously written memoir that recounts the fascinating years Mandy Sayer spent performing on the streets of New York and New Orleans with her father

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The story of a suburban Chicago girl who never expected to move out West and become a veterinarian, let alone owner and caretaker of cats (many), dogs (two), and horses (some with manners, some without) in Colorado, Drinking From the Trough reveals the challenges, tragedies, and triumphs of livesboth human and animalwell lived.

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Buckle up for a wild ride in the vet truck with Dr. Melinda McCall, a large animal veterinarian in rural Virginia. No two days are alike as she skillfully deals with the antics of both animals and humans with humor and gritand makes you howl with laughter along the way.

(Paperback)

A literary satire first published in 1950, and notorious in its day.

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(Paperback)