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Paul Burrell pays tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales in this celebration of her life. From the inside, he takes the reader into Kensington Palace and the extraordinary life she led.

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From the Real Housewives of New Jersey star, an unfiltered memoir chronicling Jackies harrowing eighteen-year battle with anorexia and her journey to recovery in the public eye, for readers of Unbearable Lightness by Portia de Rossi.

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Spanning two generations, this book is set against a backdrop which ranges from the mansions of Georgian England to the hovels of New South Wales. John Ritchie tells how D'Arcy Wentworth endeavoured to re-establish himself and to further the career of the son for whom he cherished great expectations.

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This volume completes the Higgins Bestiary. From salad love with Molly Cushen to a young American wife in Spain and the Jacaranda Street tease in Johannesburg, Higgins is obsessed with the terrain of lost or thwarted love.

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The entertaining life and times of the man behind the face of Australian sport broadcasting.

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Offers new clues about the mysterious boy raised in a dungeon.

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When Kobie Krger, her game-ranger husband and their three young daughters moved to one of the most isolated corners of the world - a remote ranger station in the Mahlangeni region of South Africa's vast Kruger National Park - she might have worried that she would become engulfed with loneliness and boredom.

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Stanley Matthews is one of the famous footballers ever to play the game. Nicknamed 'The Wizard of Dribble' for his deadly skills, he made fools of defenders around the world. He played 84 matches for England in a career that spanned an extraordinary 33 years. This book tells his story.

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With her song I Am Woman, Helen Reddy provided the feminist anthem of the 1970s. Here Helen reveals she is much more than the entertainer, who first graced the stage at the age of four.

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Bruce Springsteen's career has been covered many times over, yet many of the complexities and apparent contradictions of his music remain unresolved.

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Prince's early albums "Dirty Mind", 1999, and "Purple Rain", established him as a major force in American pop music. His combination of rock and funk was unique, and drew both critical praise and commercial attention. This book offers an analysis of the songs, recordings, and influence of one of the most controversial American artists.

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Emmah tells of the heartache encountered when two families - biological and adoptive - come together, and of her constant battle with cystic fibrosis. And how, despite the trauma, this inspirational teenager still managed to realise her dreams of winning the 2005 Girlfriend of the Year competition, and meeting her soulmate.

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Meryl Getline was determined at a young age that she was going to be an airline captain. This was a period of time that women were not airline pilots. Her true story is inspirational, humorous, exciting and adventurous. Her message is never, never, never give up.

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The stand-up comedian presents a funny collection of essays on being a mom that explores themes like "geriatric" motherhood, parenting in an environmental panic, fear and love, and conflicting advice on raising children.

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The autobiography of Braham Murray, founding director of the Royal Exchange Manchester who at twenty-two became the youngest artistic director in the country.

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This book is somewhat a travel story, part memoir, with a healthy dose of insanity thrown in for extra flavor. It is also entirely true.

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Headley, a wise-cracking New York City girl with as much wit as any character on Sex and the City, is jaded and cynical about men in New York. She vows to say yes to any and every person who asks her out a taxi driver, a homeless man you name it, she'll say yes for an entire year. By the year's end, she meets the man she eventually marries.

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Constitutes the insider portrait of Che from his birth to the moment he joined Castro to train for invasion of Cuba. This volume includes his diary of his bicycle journey around Northern Argentina. It covers his childhood, the people and books that shaped him and the political events that rocked his teenage years, including the Spanish Civil War.