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Leaving his abusive Irish boarding school after eight long years, Patrick Touher thought his troubles were over.

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In 1982 the Griffiths left the security of suburbia to grow garlic in West Wales. This is a funny and sometimes touching, warts-and-all account of their first three years: of how they learned lambing and marketing and ploughing and hay-making: and of the dung-sodden joys of milking and the surreal terrors of bee-keeping. Be amused.

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This collection includes portraits by Edward Weston, George Gershwin, and Schoenberg himself, plus candid camera photographs by Otto Rothschild and two ink drawings by Carlos Dyer.

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Michael Parkinson: 'What was the nearest to kick-off that you made love to a woman'George Best: 'Er- I think it was half-time actually'George Best was the first celebrity footballer and to many the greatest British player ever.

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Presents a journey of maturation and self-discovery, as the author mingles myths and traditions with tales of Scotland. The author involves the readers as he shoots the breeze with ghosts in a pub, bedazzles friends with druid magic or hunts for gold in the mountains. This is a sequel to "A Celtic Childhood".

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David Crane has given us a magisterial portrait of one of Britains greatest heroes and explorers, acclaimed as the masterpiece on the subject. Reissued for the 100th anniversary of Scotts doomed expedition.

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English biographies edited and introduced by Richard Holmes.

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Paul Sculthorpe is the man who was born to be a superstar. Touted as a future Great Britain skipper before he even played his first game as a professional, he is the only player to ever be named Man of Steel in successive years. Sculthorpe lifts the lid on a remarkable career - the highs and the lows; and, the friendships and the fall-outs.

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The true story of Britain's most remarkable medium, told in her own words.

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Alcohol and drug recovery, and the history of Alcoholics Anonymous.

I am Bob, an 85 year old alcoholic. This is my story, but in this story is much of the story of every alcoholic, his or her story, their obstacles, their answers, their failures. Herein lies many of the secrets of a road less traveled. A narrow road toward freedom from alcoholism.

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Peter White was the second blind son born to sighted parents just after the war. His education took place before the days of integrated schooling for all and after university he forced his way into radio broadcasting and is now a senior correspondent with the BBC. Here he portrays his experiences.

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In the Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus Study Guide, author and former Muslim Nabeel Qureshi introduces viewers to effective strategies for engaging Muslims in spiritual discussions. Lessons in the workbook are coordinated to be used alongside the Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus Video Study.

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Describes the social and intellectual life of seventeenth-century France, including gossip about the court of King Louis XIV.

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Provides a brief biographical sketch of the Roman consul and orator, and gathers his selected correspondence, in which he discusses social and political life in the Roman Empire.

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* Now out in paperback, the successful autobiography from the famous and well-loved columnist and author of COOKING IN A BEDSITTER comes her autobiography. Witty and brilliant, these are frank and funny tales

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At the age of 15, with only a hand-held camera and a Wi-Fi connection, the author started to build his media empire. This book shares his own story and some of the things he has learned, in order to inspire other young people to get some self-belief and turn their dreams and ideas into reality.

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Howard Marks was released from Terre Haute Penitentiary, Indiana in April 1995 after serving seven years of a twenty-five year sentence for marijuana smuggling. It was time for a change of career.

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The inspiring true story of America's Got Talent Top Five Finalist Mandy Harvey a young woman who became deaf at age nineteen while pursuing a degree in music and how she overcame adversity and found the courage to live out her dreams. When Mandy Harvey b

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