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Explores the major episodes and controversies of author's career. In this book, the author paints a vivid portrait of how the military establishment turned itself, in one generation, into the adaptive, resilient force that would soon be tested in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the wider War on Terror.

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Just ten days after Westlifes final farewell concert, in front of a sold-out crowd of 80,000 fans, Shane was declared bankrupt with debts of 18 million losing everything.

But this wasnt the end for Shane Filan a devoted singer and family man, Shane circled back to his roots and a year later he launched his solo career.

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Just like that, I wasnt a twin anymore It broke my heart that I hadnt been able to save her, but I could keep a part of her alive by finishing what shed started

The bond between twins is so strong it can never be broken even in death.

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This book is packed with humorous anecdotes that counter the more serious detail of the General's role in the military through to his retirement in July 2005. He writes colourfully of his early years and we follow him from raw recruit to Vietnam.

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Dale Winton is one of the most popular stars on television today. For over 25 years his warm and winning ways have made him one of Britain's most popular and powerful personalities on television, radio, and with live audiences everywhere. This autobiography of Dale deals with the ups and downs of a life lived to the full and more.

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The gripping and shocking story of the woman who lost her husband, her partner and her two sons to the Melbourne gangland war. Judith Moran's book tells the never before told story of how an ordinary woman became trapped in a world of gangland violence and murder.

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A candid, funny and moving book that delves into humans' relationship with canines throughout history while at the same time telling a true story of how one dog brought two women--a patient and her therapist--together.

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Can a gay porn superstar find true love The answer lies in this no-holds-barred memoir by adult film legend Aiden Shaw, who Sex and the City immortalized further by naming their Aiden Shaw character after him

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The New York Times, USA Today, Book Sense, and Publishers Weekly bestseller, now in paperback in time for the holidays

(Paperback, Film tie-in edition)

Now a major film, starring Michelle Williams, Eddie Redmayne and Kenneth Branagh. This edition combines Colin Clarks acclaimed The Prince, the Showgirl and Me and My Week with Marilyn.

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Charles Handy is perhaps best known outside the business world as a wise and warm presenter of Radio 4's "Thought for the Day". Here, he leaves the management territory he has so effectively and influentially mapped in the past to explore the issues and dilemmas - moral and creative - raised by the turning points of his long and successful life.

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In his "New York Times" bestseller, Kriegel details football legend Joe Namath's journey from steeltown pool halls to the upper reaches of American celebrity--and beyond--and uncovers the truth behind Broadway Joe and why his legend has meant so much to so many.

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With a mix of humour, name dropping and self-deprecation, the author reveals the twists and turns of a life that has seen her become a respected actress, writer and speech writer - and a not-so - respected cricket commentator.

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As Madam Speaker, Nancy Pelosi has broken new ground for women in American politics and has become a notable role model for young women.

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Napoleon the man emerges as an even more fascinating character than previously imagined, and McLynn brilliantly reveals the extent to which he was both existential hero and plaything of Fate;

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In this life of the master diplomat, David Lawday follows Talleyrand's remarkable career through the most turbulent age Europe has known and explores - for the first time - in intimate detail his extraordinarily perverse relationship with Napoleon.

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Details the life of the author from his birth into slavery in 1818 to his escape to the North in 1838: how he endured the daily physical and spiritual brutalities of his owners and drivers, how he learned to read and write, and how he grew into a man who could only live free or die.