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The powerful and inspiring story of a woman who fought back against her abusers and found happiness on her own terms.

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The explosive true story of life in MI5 from the number one bestselling author of Soldier Spy, Tom Marcus.

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The first work in English devoted to this modern haiku master, with 100 poems plus commentary on form and technique

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Her own childhood trauma convinced Tova that she'd never be a good mother. But overwhelming love for her daughter inspired her to face fears she'd hidden from for too long...

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One of the last generation of women from this era, Kitty's voice remains as whip-smart as her irrepressible nine-year-old self who triumphed over the adversity of a most unusual childhood.

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This is Robert Harling's account of his close and enduring friendship with one of the twentieth century's most iconic writers: Ian Fleming.

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If All the Seas Were Ink is a celebration of learning - through literature - how to fall in love once again.

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At the age of 27, alone in Jerusalem in the wake of a painful divorce, liana Kurshan joined the world's largest book club, learning dafyomi, Hebrew for "daily page' of the Talmud, a book of rabbinic teachings spanning about 600 years and the basis for all codes of Jewish law.

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A darkly humorous new collection of poems by the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of Wideawake Field and Amity and Prosperity

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A poignant and uplifting memoir of life and love after death.

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Collection of works from Australia's best known satirical poet. Features a range of poetic styles, from the narrative poems which recount the tough life of a bourgeois princess, to short eliptical poems, almost haiku, which take the little details of domestic life.

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An entertaining and inspiring memoir of Bawden's life revealed through simple vignettes.

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Countryfile presenter and Strictly star Helen Skelton, shows us how getting out in nature and putting one foot in front of the other can help us journey back to ourselves.

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Christopher Reid always startles and delights readers of discernment. He has, too, always broken new ground, as evidenced here by two long poems, both concerned with the coaxing of eloquence from difficult circumstances. The second celebrates the recovery from a dangerous illness of his wife - broken fragments that sing themselves into wholeness.

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The first full biography of Ravi Shankar, India's most important cultural figure of the past century.

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The true story of college graduate Chris McCandless, who decided to walk away from the only life he ever knew and enter the wild.

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Is There a Pigeon in the Roomis a deeply personal book about a remarkable four-decade career in teaching. Incorporating a few of Cameron Wyllies own experiences as a schoolboy, its a tapestry of anecdotes and reflections on topics like drugs, parenting and sex education, laced with stories about memorable individuals.

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This evocative new biography of James Fairfax businessman, philanthropist, collector and champion of Australian art from his nephew, Alex Gilly, pieces together Fairfax's life through the prism of his collection.

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This is the autobiographical account of a Yamaji man from the Murchison River area of western Australia, one of the first generation of Aboriginal people who had access to alcohol. It is a story of hard work, addiction, recovery, relapse, and finally successful recovery. It offers an illustration of

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The first biography of Joan Leigh Fermor, society beauty, professional photographer and muse.

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A true story of death, grief and the law

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This presents recordings of observations on the life and times of the people to whom the author ministered to, spanning his forty -year life as a missionary to Aboriginal people in Victoria, and of his establishing a Church of England mission in Lake Tyers in 1862.

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A true American to the end, there was nothing John Wayne loved more than his country.