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Sue Camaione is a rebellious young woman in pursuit of physical pleasure and sexual equality during the second wave of feminism--the 1970s-80s, a time when gender double standards rule. Throughout her adventures she doggedly resists the virgin-whore dichotomy at every turn and learns that the road to freedom is a minefield paved with passion, danger, and love.

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The 'engaging, emotional, funny and surprising' (JJ Abrams) memoir of the electronic music and technology pioneer Thomas Dolby.

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A memoir that shares what happens when Kathy Elkind, a curious woman about to enter the last third of her life, decides to take a long walk 1,400 milesacross Europe with her husband of almost thirty years. Will her body and relationship make it to the end

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The autobiography of a West Ham legend - including exclusive interviews with Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard, Michael Carrick, Joe Cole and Mark Noble.

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Early in the twentieth century, families lured by American business entrepreneurship immigrated to the United States but only some of the resulting businesses survived the Great Depression and Americas entry into World War II. Twentieth-Century Boys is about one of those family businesses and how it changed in order to survive through three generations and countless national crises.

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A nave lesbian teen in Texas is drawn into a group of Hassidic Jews with their offers of refuge from her troubled family and promises of eternal love. She becomes one of them, but ultimately, as a forty-something woman, comes to reject everything she has lived for three decades in order to be who she truly is.

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An impassioned history of the final, turbulent years of The Clash under the dark shadow of Reagan and Thatcher.

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The autobiography of acclaimed actor, model and chanteuse Charlotte Rampling.

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Katharine Susannah Prichard was a writer of novels internationally acclaimed for their realism and power, a foundation member of the Australian Communist Party, a feminist. Her son, Ric Throssell, has drawn on the memories of a lifetime and a deep and intimate knowledge of his subject in this full and moving account of his mother's life.

At 4:24pm on Monday 22 July 2013, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were delivered of a son, Prince George of Cambridge. They proudly presented him to the world the following day outside Mary's Hospital in London. This book reveals what life was like for William and Catherine in the couple of years before this unique event in their lives.

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A timely political primer on Xi Jinping by acclaimed author and academic, Professor Kerry Brown.

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A gripping and ultimately redemptive story full of surprises, plot twists, and you-cant-believe-its-true moments, Youll Forget This Ever Happened is a testament to a mothers enduring lovebut its also much more.

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Filled with facts and stats, and photographs, this book helps you learn about Zlatan Ibrahimovic's childhood, growing up in Sweden, joining his home-town team, FF Malmo, before lighting up the European stage, starring for clubs in the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, France and England.

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Collects Kate Jennings' best short work from the last four decades. She writes incisively about manners and morals, politics and economics, feminism and the writing life. She describes America with the keen eye of an outsider, and looks back at Australia with an expatriate's frankness. A fragmented autobiography and a record of remarkable times.

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'This is a gripping book... A fascinating account of the way in which succeeding generations have seen Cleopatra; as virtuous suicide, inefficient housewife, exuberant lover, professional courtesan, scheming manipulator, femme fatale, incarnation of Isis and bimbo' - Economist

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"A memoir of the author's attempt to escape the biblical story he'd been raised on and his struggle to construct a new story for himself and his family"--

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Like a lot of marriages it ended badly, but for nearly 20 years, between the first date and the inevitable divorce, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore were the funniest thing on three continents. This book tells the story of that relationship, and the comedy that came from it.

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1988. FBI agent Joe Navarro divides his time between SWAT assignments, flying air reconnaissance, and working counter-intelligence. It was while on a routine assignment - interviewing a 'person of interest', a former US soldier named Rod Ramsay with links to another soldier, that Navarro thought he smelled a rat. This book tells this story.

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